Montgomery High School - Valhal Yearbook (Santa Rosa, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

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I8 ' ....................................... l'l2 DEDICATED TO THE CITIZENS OF SANTA ROSA Our city, governed by a sincere group of public-spirited citizens, offers us many cul- tural, recreational, and educational od- vantages-a conscientious civil adminis- tration, a well-stocked library, numerous parks and playgrounds. Foremost of the advantages is the Santa Rosa school system, led by a Board of Edu- cation which provides its students with capoble teachers and modern facilities During Santa Rosas rapid growth its people have maintained a consistent unter est in the youth of the community Mont gomery High School is o product of whole hearted educational support a support which does not end with the completion of a new school but which extends to many subsequent student activities To the public spirited community which has made this high school a reality we gratefully dedicate the 1959 Valhal uv , wi' ,,s.L.,1 Q X i i The clean modern lines of the County Administration Building symbolize the sound government enpoyed by the area s residents ... . - i-1 ,2 mfs: ,. 'V - ' 5 l , fr' g Elementary schools such as Doyle Park form , ' ' ' SW , , V352 ','- .' ffxk? ff' H ' V . ' vi' 'liw - K ' I . the basis for the city school system Students who attend here will eventually become high school students ot MHS I Herbert Slater Junior High School aids in effecting a smooth transition academically emotionally and socially from elementary school to high school life Page 4 s, 1 Q , The Public Library, with its thousands of books houses o vast store knowledge readily avolldle to inquisitive readers dag, .. X. , ' N X.: K X --N 1 .. K X' N V J' T- x--- 1 I ' ' K X ' C s 3 - . ' Cin, Julliard Porlfis one o 'rftahj' parks which provide Santa Rosans with a beautiful setting for their recreational activities. Page 5 -i Yugi- V 1 .., i If I , ,L f I NI I ,J , lf 1 XIJM A 1 , f rv . u 1 -'. f.. N 1 , ,. .N X 'N N ., . . X , N '54, , 1 I f 1 z. K l- I VX It .1 .M yi , f if 1 ' X3-f' I 3 ' X I 4 Y I 1' ' Li M xxx- Q 1. V X if N hw ' X LL L' ff, It N ' . X L EW X X I-I 1 ' J N: X X J 4 , r XX! X x X S Q, C A . X ' x L' .. X5 N x -f xg ii. S - Xx Af Q.. P gi i 5.4 X N X , A P X Ng ,X V Q V 'X 3 . 4 R V Q Y ' 1: .h . b . E Tlx Hx-x .r ul M A 1 X V' f R 5 V J CITY SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION BOARD .OF EDUCATION Dr. Mitchell Sosa, Assistant Superintendent for Business and Ilesearchp Mr. Harvey Sullivang Mrs. Alice Zieberg Mr. .lohn Moskowitzg Mr. Herschel Nilesg Mr. Edward Throndsong Dr. Uoyd K. Wood, Superintendent of Schools. DR LLOYD K WOOD Page 8 Superintendent of Schools MHS ADMINISTRATION Qi? 'Qfansi . ' I I fe 5 --' A 1 g . 7 ii i' I if I f I ,iff I -4, MR. WILFRED RANKIN Principal DR. HELEN CCXE MR. CARROLL MILBRATH Deon of Girls Deon of Boys ,la gm. ri , + ,I . ' 2 v u. ,i f Y, Y x 1 Aja fifsf Olgf I--'M 'fwalh MR. FRANK McNAIR Vice-Principal SEPTEMBER 14, 1958: MHS DEDICATED Dedication of the new Montgomery High School took place on Sunday, September I4, one day before the school first opened its doors to approximately nine hundred hhy Qudenw, The 2 lf2-mHhon-doHar danh designed by architect J. Clarence Felciano and Asso- ciates and built by general contractors Paul Wright and Ben Oretsky, was oFlicially christened by members of the Santa Rosa Board of Education, The Native Sons of the Golden West, and the American Legion. The invoca- tion was said bythe Rev. Father Erwin J. Becker of St. Eugene's, and the Rev. Gilbert J. Johnson of the first Baptist Church offered the benediction. Following a word of welcome by Dr. lloyd K. Wood andinhoduchon of membem ofthe Board of Educa- tion, c delegation from the, Native Sons of the Golden West formally dedicated the school through presenta- tion of the California state flag and a commemorative plaque inscribed with the words Truth, liberty, Tolera- tion. Robert Cook of the American legion then pre- semed Pnn0palVVHhed VV.Ranhn wnhthe Amerman Hag Alter completion of the dedication ceremonies par- ents and students alike thoroughly inspected the prem- ises, walking through the wide, well-lighted hallways and admiring the modern-equipped shops, science labor'- HAIOLD J. IEGAN, Grand Seaeliy of the Native Sons of the Golden West presents Principal Rankin with the California state flag. M1555 OF NSGW MIX MQTAI AT EICATION IITES. Kneeling: James D. Boihmo, tary Lalleur, Leo M. Travers, George H. Ewut. Standing: Dr. Wood, Raymond H. Shone, Mr. Rankin. Page I0 Mrs Scott O Leary Presldent Mrs Gerald Burkort Vnce Presudent Mn George levor Secretary f Mrs Scott O Leary and Mrs Lloyd Ellrs discuss orgomzcmoncl problems PTI! SPIJPISCJRS GET ACQUAINTED WITH YOUR SCHOOL NIGHT Montgomery Hugh Schools PTA ollicnolly organrzed and chartered on January 27 l959 sponsored Get Acquomted wrth Your School Nnght Aprrl 28 as o part of Publnc Schools Week Student speakers from varrous school clubs and organuzatnons spoke bruefly on therr actlvutues Dancrng and tumblung entertarnment was provuded by the physncal educatnon depart ment The PTA unotesthe forces of home school and commumty un behall of chuldren and youth By active partrclpatlon In committee work and meet zatrons through moral support and encourage ment and by drstrlbutuon ol the CALIFORNIA PARENT TEACHER MAGAZINE and leguslahve maternal pertarnrng to chuld welfare the PTA attempts to establrsh nts program An opportunrty rs gnven to every adult to recogmze hrs school and commumty responsvbrluty through membershrp In the PTA Page I1 Foclng the camera Mrs Eve! Pohnon Mrs Kenneth Codmon Dr Helen Cole and Mrs Wayne Johnson drscuss plons for Get Acquornted mth Your School Nrght mth Mrs Lloyd Ellus and Mrs Prentuce O Leary ot a March PTA Cabmet meetmg I l ll ll I -' I I I 3 Y . . , . . D ,. Jw 'l . . , . .- ,.,, - ' 5 1 V tngs, by sponsorshup of character-bualdung orgom- , . s -If 5 I g ' 4 r , . . . . I ' I ' I ' I ' ll ' ' - rr - Mr Robert Acqulstapace Socral Studres Mr Mark Allun Foreign Language Mass Charlotte Anderson Gnrls Physrcal Educatron Mr John Bamesberger Boys Physucal Educatron Mr Douglas Campbell Engltsh Newspaper Mr Vernon Chapin Crafts Mathematrcs Mlss Beverly Coke Gurls Physrcal Educatron Mr Wesley Colgan Jr Socral Studres Mr Kenneth Corsberg Mr John Crevelll Socral Studues Mrs Martha Datson lrbra ry Mr John Dolan Busrness Mr Harry Dotson Industrral Arts Mr Gene Eastln Foreign language Mr Donald Elhs Boys Physrcal Education Mr Ralph Guyon Science Mr Robert Gyvlng Mathernatucs Mrs Margaret Harrington Englxsh Drama Mr James Johnson Mathematrcs Mr Elmont Lane Orchestra English, Counseling Mr Ray larsen Busmess Mr Russell Lawrence Choir Mr Horace Leland Mothemahcs Sclence Miss Mary lewis Englrsh Mr Mrchael MacDonald Science Mr Rrchard Moore Enqlrsh Mrs Hedwrga O Donnell Nurse Mass Bernice Pansh Englssh Mr James Pale Boys Physncol Educotuon Mr George Richmond Industrlol Arts Mass Juanita Rodgers Grrls Physacol Educonon Mr Wllllam Rogers Boys Physucol Educotuon Mr Alphonse Schmaltz Bond Mr James Smith Art Business Mrs Mane Sped ck nglnsh Home Economics Mr Richard Starr Engllsh Yearbook Mr John Strmack Mothemotlcs Mr Arihur Stover Industrial Arts Mr John Vallerga SOCIQI SlUdleS Mr Wllllam Walker Social Studues . 1 ' o . ' 1 . . . , . . . . . . . , . . , . , . E , 1 . . . 649 exrx Num! fV59X 70 my W3 'XC LkvxDexQ mek, QT? N rs Lamona Walraven Business Counsehng Mrs lllllan Whlttemore Home Economncs PelhQ a little more casual than usud an shut sleeves but stall fully clothed ln suave dlgmty and sophistication four of the faculty s finest Mr Willlam Walker Mr Tom Lawrence Mr Al Schmaltz and Mr Ralph Guyon har momze at the faculty rally held before the Sensor Faculty game In March Page I4 C ' is , ',,.fl'I. Al , M . N 2 xl , ' A5 I X ' - 1 . .3 4 W , , 5 , ..-- .H Q? YAY' 'l bl l - K 'L- LxsQC'l . X A . ' 5 1 'I ' Bf5S51'L:'T'vklF ll'Hui D ' I ' 'W w . .rl L V I ul! ' fy-'fl -c - 1 M ' I NNW by JMWQMWW Mk,M'x5D9f'y, 3 Nix Op Vx X. is -4' r- Y'- .INK slam! 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The main activities of the dance classes are fundamentals of movement, control and coordination, basic dance patterns and rhythms, and stretching, limbering, strenghening, stimulating, and conditioning. At left, performing fundamental forms of movement are Joan Bushman, Judi Rardin, Lillian Chandler, and Margie Dunn. Page T3 a s x, 2 .9 , Nr K- - Q Q ' ,J -1 in 1-1 ,f f a 5 I'- . K 1. of ' A x.. M -4- Q 4 .vx...u1f. ,N , O s - 4 s J if 1 ai 'X' P u. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mnke James Presrdent Joy Koshmck Secretory HQM?42 M k' Joan Elge n man Vnce Presrdent Dale Wmstead Treasurer Page 20 ANDY ALKIRE LINDA ALLEN DON ANDERSON BILL ANKER SHARON BALLIETT STAN BASTIAN RAYMOND BEAVER JOHN BERTACCO DON BEVINS ERNESTINE E. BLANTON DON BOATMAN DIANA BOE ANGELA BONGI TERI LINDA BORONDA CLAUDIA BOUDREAU DON BRADFORD JOAN BRADLEY DENNIS BRODIE STEVE BRODNANSKY GERALD BROWN RICHARD BROWN MARILYN BROWNE MARLENE KAY BRYER JOAN BUSHMAN WILLIAM BUSHNELL SUSAN BUTTEDAHL DIANE L. CAIN DIXIE CARGILL RICHARD CARLIER ANTOINETTE CARLSON DAVID CASSIDY SALLY CATES LILLIAN CHANDLER DAVID CHASE WILLIAM M. CLEMENTS DARLENE JEAN COOMBS LARRY COSTELLO ELINORE CRAIG RON CROMPTON PAT CROSE PAT CROWLEY DARLENE CUMMINS DON DAUENHAUER DON DAVIS NANCY JONETTE DeFOE SUZANNE MARIE de TURBIVILLE DOUG DOERR ED DOYLE Ai - 7X ,XUSFA -of Tj' TT I -IL 1 'x 7 L.. S' -HX 'f E N! vr-'T F' OH, WHAT A ROQUE and peasant slave om I. Dan Kelly, a student in Mr. Douglas Campbells Aco- demic English 7 class, recites lines from HAMLET. Oral presentation in class helps understanding of the lines and development of voice control. Other skills of read- ing, writing, and listening are also given emphasis in this class, FRED C. DOYLE MICHAEL DOYLE HOWARD L. DUNCAN MARJORIE DUNN DENNIS EAGAN THORNTON EDMONDS LINDA EGGLESTON JOAN EIGENMAN RAY ELIGGI VIRGINIA ELLOR JOHN ESTES LAURETTE FAOR0 .Q 5, 4 'YQ mfg .Q I .ETL-A f I 'fi' Q., l'Y7' T--L X -J 'ca' ,J 'Nm - .1 A if rv-f ,N E -41' 73 'vx wr fig. -rg, I ,nl 11' -J Q K I , ' ,vnu , 1 A ww A. ,,.4- I .. , A W A, . , I ,,, A pf , , ,, I H ff if I I .- ':ff1a,,,-if We N I . N Rh qv :,,, I I J ' ctr? v Q 5 Q . - 13211, 5 ,L ., ,V K M.. 'Q ,., fx, - , M, 'W 12 Q h 2 0 y J' fi' ,A - 76 id, wr I- JULIO FARAUDO KERRY FERO FRAN FLEET JIM FLEET JUDITHE FLYNN MARSHA FRANK ROBERT FRANK, JR. FRANK FREITAS STEPHEN FRITCH JOHN GANTNER DAVID GEORGE JOCELYN GHILARDUCCI WILBERT GOMES BILL GOOCH ANDREA K. GRIFFITHS ELDA GUILLORY VIRGINIA HAGERMAN GEORGE HALL PAT HALL MAUREEN HALLETT KATHY JANE HAMMARSTROM RICHARD HANSEL LINDA HANSEN EDWARD HARPER 243' -I5 h- 'f ' 'uf -' qua hiv -f fa 4 ' Q-'49 I ' , - , 'e ff A. I. ' .,, '-f , ,. - - Ai 4- as 1 IQ, .1 f' ff? I4 I it I wg W ' K 4 ,V ,: 7? 'Sc Pi ,,Qf.'1'S Ja 'U 7 1 7' . .f if P M, ' Il yi.. ' R., ix 'I I 'Ir s , , .fy . if gc A , '0- ,- fn I - , - F I - 7 c Q f Q 7' 5 5 PHYSICS IS THE SCIENCE which tells us the how and the why' of the physical changes that we see about us. lt includes the relationship between matter and energy. Some of the major subiects studied by students in Mr. Horace Le- lands physics classes are electronics, sound, light, heat, electricity, and nu- clear physics. An essential part ol train- ing in physics is the development of an alert, inquiring mind and a ready hand, The students learn how to go about solv- ing a problem or about making some- thing that worlcs. They learn to apply the principles of mathematics. At left, Bill Scinto, Stan Preston, .ludy Hull, and Voncla Waldren watch the arching of a transformer used with a Telsa coil which produces halt a million volts. WILLIAM R. HARRIS RUTH HARTMAN ANTHONY HENDERSON DANIEL HICKS WINIFRED HINDS MAUREEN HITT DEE-JAY HOPKINS PATRICIA FAYE HUDSON JUDY HULL ROBERT JACKSON DAVE JAFFREY MICHAEL JAMES CHRISTINE MARY JEPSEN GENEVA JOHNSON GERALD JOHNSON MARGIE JONES TORKIL JUUL DAN KELLY KEN KITTLESON PRISCILLA A. KOONSE JIM KOPRIVA JOY KOSHNICK RUTH KRAUSE SHARON KUHN KEN LAKE LARRY LANCINA SHEILA ELAYNE LEE ED LIEBERMAN TW F if fs Q f , - A Ml . 1, ,- hh ,. , . .N 4 ,Xi f ,W 4 k Q Q A A W fe 1127 --.44 5 ir R gwif' 1 w Y, A ' Q A it tfv YQ 9 -A, M f FRENCH IS ONE OF THREE foreign languages offered to college preparatory students at Montgomery High School. At left, Dick Northey, Howard Duncan, and Ed Harper, senior students in Mr. Gene Eastin's second year French class, are finishing a unit on Excursion Through French Civilization-Landmarks of the Past. This unit in French is given by lec- ture by Mr. Eastin himself. Another aspect of the course is familiarization with basic conversational French, through reading, writing, speaking, and listening. 'h P .'-' ' 9? 'N 's'L ...v 'T .iq f . ,- --...7 I l iff? Q , if 2 W f A I M Wfwfg 4 4 K '95 Q X J ,,, 4 '9 ps I ff ,f we-1.1, .--,wal 'si- , fin 'J 'A .., 5' 'Wu' -z I 11 1' -'vu ,, If -, ff , 47 , ' ' Y, . W 431 M Jn' , , :Q T, Q.. -'.w.89' Lai' f '. 144 ,iv 1'-vp CHESTER LOCKE SANDRA MADSEN SONYA MADSEN JUDY MAGERS SHARON KAY MALONE MIKE MARQUIS JACKIE MARSH SHARON MARTINELLI JUDI MATHIS DON MCCORQUODALE RON McLAIN DENNIS McLEAN SHARON MELTON JEANETTE MOESSNER SOLVEIG MOLIN KATHRYN JoANNE M .IOHANNA MOORS KAY MORRISON STEVE MORTENSEN LENNIE MULLER TIM NELLIST BOB NELSON CHARLIE NILES TONI NORRIS OORE RICHARD NORTHEY PENNY NOVAK GARY LEE ORE CAROL OSBUN JIM PALMIERI PHILIP PAYNE 7 SHANNON O'SHAUGHNESSY 13 'Q ROSS LEONARD PEREZ LARRY PIPIONE WILLIAM POPOFF ZELMA MARIE PRODEN FRED W. PRYDZ RAYMOND PUSER DEE PYKE MARY PYNE JUDI RARDIN BETH RATH JOYCE LYNN RAVENS BRUCE READING FRANK REED GEORGE RICHARDS LOUISE MAUREEN mc:-:Mono 5 JERRY RISCH CRAIG ROBINSON JH., ptr .7 fix -vnu ? , on I 2 ,bf !Vx 3 fo ft -,x F' 415- 1 av .T J- .: 'N fer ,W - ,. ,'A,..,,,,i,r, I v- 51? o-1 3-SD SENIOR REVIEW MATHEMATICS is a general survey and review for those stu- dents not going into a field of higher mathematics. The fundamentals ol math- ematics which can be used in everyday life are studied and practiced in the class- room. At left, LaVelle Schick and Shan- non O'Shaughnessy are working on in- terest.rate problems in Mr. William Rogers' class. V' I ' 'Q Vf1'8Q LSA' f?- f 2 , 'Ci 'Q 0. X. Q- P RICHARD LEE ROBINSON DARLENE RONJOIN IVAN ARTHUR RONJOIN DONALD ROSS KATHY ROULSTON JOHN SALE JOYCE SALLEE DON SAVAGE LaVELLE SCHICK BILL SCINTO DOUG SCOTT KATHY SEMINOFF ROBERT SHAFER JOYCE DOREEN SHEARER JIM SHIELDS MICHAEL SHINKLE PATRICIA LEE SHIPLEY DON SICHI JUDY SMITH RITA SMITH BILL STARK GRANVILLE STARK TED STASHAK EVERETT STAUFFER DOROTHY R. STEPHENSON DARYL STIGERS MARILYN L. STIGERS JIM STILLWELL FERN LEE STRECH RONITA SUNDIN LINDA MARIE TACK KAREN TAYLOR JIM TEVINI PATRICIA ANN THACKERAY DENNIS THOMPSON JUANITA THORNTON DAVID THRONDSON LYNDA K. TOMLINSON CAROLYN TUFT ERNA NAOMI TUTT C! BOB D. USSERY 1-rf, ART VALENCIA -I' if VONDA WALDREN BILL WALKER mayb, ., ,, ,inn + aw, ', . Lf ,s N F., :vi rv- fly, DONNA LOUISE WALKER 'I3 LONA WARD ll DONNA WEEKS 1-1 ,Q ,.. STEVE WHITE uqym -L. WAYNE W. WHITTAKER ' TAMI WIESMAN - fx rv 5 IQ? IC! l MR. ROBERT ACQUISTAPACE'S AMERICAN GOVERNMENT classes are divided into two courses of study. The first half ol the school year deals with the federal governments origin, its growth, its organization, and its powers. The last part of the year is spent studying state and local government, the stock market, and social and economic problems. At lett, Ted Stashak and Steve Brodncinsky are taking an examination on a phase ot state governmentithe state constitutions. avg V 'W lf! I --. .,' V NADINE WIGGINS Y- 47 ARLENE WILLIAMS CLASS OF '59 'fx f Q 1 wikis DANIE WILSON DALE WINSTEAD EDWARD WINTER DEWAYNE WOOD ROSE MARIE WURZ ADA YOUNG CORA YOUNG SYBIL YOUNG RICHARD DOUGLAS ZIEGLER SANDY ZUKOWSKI LINDA ZUSSMAN DAN CHESTNUT RICHARD FONTAINE LARRY LANCASTER GARY LEWIS CAROL RAYMOND RAY RICETTI ,Q K' wi A ia , if ff: -lf ww, I 1 fu 1 If It Wx' 'QA ffl if ,Av .1 -us., in -,, - 46' .--J? IN- T' 'f-9 1 in A V I .A 'ifrrbg H A Q5 , I I I V' flff -' a AN N -A f 5 - ,,,. - rf- gi 1 '1'l' -N--sr X A . Ed lreberman and Duck Kemston members of Mr Robert Gyvmg s audio Vlad new ut up film prolector to show movue The Electrlc Eel to a blology class Besides plqectoh Plibna graphs and tape recorders are taken care of by audro vrsual students Page 33 In sporty unrform and hugh spent cheer leaders for the Sensor Faculty game Gerry Johnson Sybol Young Dale Wlnstead and Dave Travms lead exchange yell at halftume wuth faculty cheering section w . . . . , . . 1 - ' I . . ,, . ,, . . . I I ' I . - - - , 1 I ' . 1 1 -Nl X ,3 .,,,.,. . -fi Qi A PRODUCTION OF QUALITY. Beverly Myers and Susan Wielk cut out patterns for their new spring out- fits in Mrs. Marie Spedick's home economics class. WHEN YOU COME TO THE END OF THE DAY. Chuck Fraser checks out a book from Lynda Finley for after class study. LOOK ON THE LIGHT SIDE, WE ALL HAVE HOMEWORK ON WEEKENDS. Janice King and Cheryl Ostrom gather their books for a weekend of stucIy?? Qs C If V7 MY, WHAT LONG EYELASHES YOU HAVE! During one of the school rallies, Nanci Fingerson pan- tomimes Hey There. Page 34 77.fl',l3d - fine: ncaa ,vie .J04A4tZ7 fzfulcw -,ftffc 0.44.0 ,ova ,awzdgf aoyfwvcn. fualvlfmof Kim ,ami -Vaci' fue X X x ,Q xx XXX sf Xqsg-ig yfcglc ' K S1951 ,Ada ,f4664 1fo J' 1506 ?Zcc.f4, 16444-fu-L4 -5751-:Q -J xiii? ,MLCK 'CLK L-dfmf,fe!?f,,f.C'.42ya fgfiv-fff-,jcoa J U3 6 . f'-f 4 7ij41'4QdaT?x7?j4Zzf'Z a. 2553-.',0,Lf,,L4,LL,,V f 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS XL. fvx Craig Johnston Jean Dahlgren President V ce Pres dent Llndd lem0n Sharon Lnchau Secreiory Treasurer Page 36 TNXX b Mi H .linf A 'wi Kathle Aaron Manlyn Aaron louise Allred Glenn Amsberry Jamce Anderson Gaul Andreasen larry Annett Sharon Arata Dean Arthur Nlclu Bal dl Doroles Baldwm Ray Barba George Barbe Denms Barbnerl Mary Ann Barella Joanne Barrett Jlm Beggno Lee Bertoun Roberta Bolllg Alan Bond Gene Bowman Charles Boyd Jerry Bradford Bob Brady Rlchard Breedlove llnda Brodue Bull Brown Carla Brown Mary Brownscombe Cecaella Brunn Denms Brunn Mark Bunyan Shirley Burgeson Jam Burke Penny Busby Don Cadman Pat Callorl Bob Campbell Carolyn Caputam Karen Cavagna Sarah Chandler Gary Chapnn Dlanne Chestnut Ron Clark Buzz Cleek Bob Clifton Gene Clifton Bob Codner Mary Coggms Karen Connell Jum Cook Sandra Crocker Don Crockett Charles Crowther Jean Dahlgren Barbara Damran Walter Daniels Don Dauenhauer Bob Dawson .lean Delaney Karen Delnmont Dave Del Monte Sandra de Turbnvllle Dan Devoto James Dllls Frank Dolunsek Sue Dorsey Carol Duckett Richard Duncan yr-An Dunlap L .2 K W .- 5 Cb Z., : g 'Z 1' v lil 24. 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T I 9 , Sb Vnrgmla Hesse Sandra Halloway len Holman Dennis Hunter Kathy Jackson Martha Jaffrey Nancn James John Jasluewucz Judy Johnson leonne Johnson Cralg Johnston Larry Jones Robbie Jones Elalne Kersey Vlrgmla Knlgore Janlce Kung Dave Knrlx lovona Knight Gary Kovacovlch Arvud Kron Rnchard Kunde Jeanne langland Joanne langland Ned larcom Jean Lassen Jerry lau Judy leete Richard le Febvre lmda lemon . P- A Y? '15 5 Q 1- 1 ' f ,Z il 1' -f ' I ' ' . A yu- . .. I . Y I 7: I S N -R 1, 'n 1' ' W 5 A 2 1 - . I A ' V., - f M ' ' X -- '-TF ff? ':- ' ,, , V Zllv ' f. A ,J F le , w V it , Q- X r K , ' , I 1 1, V ll Q' I 1 - 'V' n Y ' f-O X , 1 , If e- g . G f. 1 , , - 5 an - y- . . 'P g A A 'l '-l, AQ. 1: I Alex f L ' 1 5 i X9 1 U K t 6 A' 9 , 1,5 N, 4: . .1 iv 1 ' ..- , , .- . ' '..fJ 'S' 2 3 -ll .. . h Q ff, l , , :lv 7 ' , I iff f ft' I I A - ' ' ' - 1 I V .. ' .4 , , ' -'K' l ,Nu is J ' - K S. .., re ' - 6- J r. , - H . ' .l 19 v ' QQ' 'il F s to .4 ' . p I Q , . Q g ,Mil 1 J AN J, . 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R F n ' Jack levar Sharon Lichau Francis linehan William Locke Gary lucas Bob lundin Marlene Mancuso Marcia Mangum larry Maroni louie Marsh Ron Martignoli Nikki Maximov Judy McCabe Tom McChristian Mary McCorquodale Julie McGee Joan McNeeIv John Messimer Rita Middleton larry Miller Peggy Miller Mark Moon Jim Mordecai Duane Motley Doug Murphey Beverly Myers Carl Nash Elizabeth Neace Edward Nicol Bette Nicholson Kathleen Nielson Francine Nord Prentice 0'Leary Karen Onsrucl Mike O'Reilly gh Q. 3 .. Q Q- W , 4 1 nam: jx . -. I Z bv' S li if 7 I ' rl ,- 14 3 .- 5 -- up .. . S C- . , 1: 4' C f 1 A ' A Q- ' 0- V up 4 5 , f Y l 'T ' Y s ,A L 4- , 3: -r ' i ls i- 'Q N i Aff I Q 9 . lx 2 Q. X i I3 Q 'A ' A -- N E3 1' '- . .SA . Li, l ' ' .X lg . K ,- l-J i 5, Y 4 Q ' i 'fix lr ,iff l F- i 1 2 will ' DON DAUENHAUER and Sandra Morton are using the magnetic traffic board in Mr. Wesley Colgan, Jrfs, driver education class to explain o typical traltic problem. Other areas for discussion in the class are the causes and costs of traffic occidentsg the driver himself, traftic laws-natural and manemodef construc- tion. operation, and maintenance of the car, and the fundamental driving skills required for sale and efficient operation of the car. Various demonstrations, films, and testing devices are used in the class. Guest speakers occasionally visit the class to discuss the many tramc problems lacing our community. V1 ns, nr ,N -e vw ' r if? 4- -1 ,fir Auf. Ae Q.. ,.. ,- ,1 Manuel Orosco Cheryl Ostrom Claudia Overturf Jim Palik Jeannette Paquin Barbara Pedrini Geraldine Phillips Lorraine Pieraccini Diane Pinoli . Annette Pippin - Virginia Pisenti Carole Pratt Karin Preblich Stan Preston Judy Radu Sharon Rattaro Sandra Rego Judi Remmele Mabel Rider Claudia Robinson Susan Rogers Ellen Ross Pearl Rowe Roye Rowland Chris Rowley Donna Ruth Nancy Sale Janet Sanders loria Schreffler Judy Schreiner Danette Senechal Sharon Silva Ron Small Arland Smith Cherry Smith 1-. :K 1 QA :N Q, 5 . 41 'T' ' ' S' is -ell V V ' 'uf iff' a ' . , - .. :gg 'F AQ., . IQQ.-if ' Af J . 'N -i A 4, A Q. Q :K iv -.. -.. , fr 'Sill 'J' -.' - . W , Qi a hr t kb 'C' X I 4 K L 4, if A- Y 5 X 6 fuss. - 2' 2. J,-f - Y g 'X , , S, T.. P gg 41 . '. ' el A Sli- if Y A -1 ,r in 'tw H l ' A, ' 'li Q Q. F Q 4 Q- fb r ' .-. A 9 . - K W as - -L 'E' ' f Qin gf ' i iv- Q tim-fx' ' .ifir M' A l . I HL- I nfl i by if 1 ff - -:-- i J JN il E DEVELOPMENT OF GOOD citizenship is the most valid reason for requiring high school students to take U. S. History. The political, social, and economic devel- opment of the United States is studied in the U. S. History classroom as well as in the after-class preparation of extensive term papers. An understanding of the growth of the United States into a world power and the understanding of the re- sponsibilities of our great nation and its people in an age of crisis are necessary to the achievement of responsible citizen- ship Right: Carmen Cordano points out a feature of United States territorial ex- pansion to Sharon Lichau and Tony Corriea, students in Mr. John Crevelli's class. F -5 . 1 I . it N' T' is S ix: if Dick Smith Gary Smith Carlie Staggs Bob Standish Helen Stanley Maryann Starkey Bob Steiner Denise Stevens Imogene Strickland Fran Strong Bill Sykes Helen Tarwater Jan Taylor Joan Taylor Art Terry Elaine Thomas Bill Thorn Fred Trapnell Joyce Treadway Bob Turner Pat Turner Sandy Ussher Bill Vincent Carole Vincent Dorothy Vitali Glenn Von Berner Pete Wall Peggy Weeks Peggy Welsh Virginia Whyte Marie Wiesenburger Dave Williams Ken Wilson Patty Wilson Dick Winslow Jenni Wood Barbara Woolery Marilyn Wright lawrence Young Roger Young Marilyn Zunino Jan Zuur Lynda Findley ,K , rl. If . '34, -'Nev I LV ,. W. - Q -.f 91 . -:r f 'AY A-X ,. X- -Q ,tae so ...T 'ai' QQ, ' 1: 'Al 1.1, 434 'x lp, T 9: mr iii z 1 l M M an 4 ,Z5 2 ,I-Q, 3 f A T, Ill J T so .aa H, . 5- I 74' C-3, ,Ar : Ye f y we '-3 :N sz V-L T1 11 1 4l ' -Y ,Q . so ,if -Ll ,, 4 Q1 Q a' 2- 2 mfr! , 4 5 65. ',':- K .,,:,, 4+ . 'inn -fl lv fsiawvns rr, .J QA . 1:1 c if ff' . , 4 . I'-2:9 :QR .- ..- '-- pn -. Q - Q' ,, ya' V N B K 5 3 l '6- 3 ' 1 lu. ' Qs gf! A- 'X f .3 sim, , , 'lf ,ii CHEMISTRY lS THE SCIENCE of the makeup ol substances and the changes that take place in them. The knowledge of the structure of substances is im- portant because it helps mon to control and understand the changes in them. Students in Mr. Ralph Guyon's chemistry class, through experiments and study, learn how these substances react toward each other. At left, Dan Devoto and John Jaskiewicz are determining the percent composition of water. Q '7 , rw M -,gf 3, ,Lift V f'W it N 4 , MORE JUNIORS BOTTOM ROW: Austin Watkins, Aline Wright, Emma Johnson, Christine James, Pat Massey, Barbara Warren, Fayetta Guillory, Bill Parry. SECOND ROW: Dennis Goodrich, Albert Harms, Bill Swegart, Jim Laabs, Kenneth Potts, James Marshall, Tony Corriea. THIRD ROW: Dennis Deluca, Louie McKean, Bill McCavley, Charles Allee, Charles Bauer, Larry Kramer, Ron Desideri, Andrew Treskon. FOURTH ROW: Richard Bertucci, Martin Goss, Bill Bartlett, Rik Mannie, Jim Fyfe, James Doe, Roger Thompson, Keith Davis, Bill Reinking. STUDYING OF THE WORKS of some of the great authors of the past, the taking of notes on the reading, and the writing of papers are a few of the student activi- PLANE GEOMETRY DEALS with the position, size, and shape of geometric figures in space. A major emphasis is on the development of the ability of the stu- dent to write his own proofs and also to improve his thinking in non-mathematical situations. The statements that make up geometry begin with assumptions, defini' tions, and undefined terms. These lead to proofs of theorems and of constructions. An understanding of the meaning and nature of mathematical proof is devel- oped through the study of geometric figures such as triangles, quadrilaterals, and circles.AbOVe,Bob Brady and Jerry Gillis, members of Mr. John Stimack s geometry class, are working geometric proofs. ties in Miss Mary Lewis' Academic English 5 classes. The notebook, an important re- quirement in all English classes at Mont- gomery High School, is the exercise book of the craft of writing. Below, Susan Rogers, Sandy Ussher, and Carole Vin- cent enter notes of the day's reading on Nathaniel Hawthorne, mid-century author of The Scarlet Letter. 'i1'l1 SQPHDMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Q- all ff? -cl Bob Boguuo Janne Hodapp Pres den! V ce Pres dent MCIYY Jo Jlidm Vaclu Volfz Secrefo y T emu e Page 44 MISS ANDERSON'S ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Glenn Fitzgerald, Lois Johnson, Carol Talbot, Cor- inne Van Alstyne, Jan Haven, Carol Kobus, Eddie Asivido, Glenn Bartholomew. SECOND ROW: Cnester Prater, Leroy Sallee, Pat Ricks, Bev Bertoli, Jettie Huber, Linda Maximov, Miss Anderson. THIRD ROW: Ken Boyrie, Ron Siebe, Ray Watson, Pete de Gar- rno, Don Peter, Tom Eddings. MR. EASTIN'S ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: John Crawford, Terry Haynes, Karen Keefe, Carol Kough, Carolyn Peri, Tonia Valentine, Pat Cannon, Ralph Delimont, Roger Acquista! pace. SECOND ROW: Barry Michie, Byron Bartlett, Sandra Eigenrnan, Paula Price, Louise Atkinson, Virginia Coats, Evonyo Beveridge, Sharon Floyd. THIRD ROW: Cyn Maxwell, Ann Peters, Jack Riddle, Rick Johnson, Gene Sanders, Bill Van Loben Sels, Charlotte Boysen, Robin Starr, MR. ELLIS' ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Ronald Gunrsuf son, Bill Eisenhoocl, Beverly Gomes, Pat Clark, Barbara Thur' man, Carolene Mayer, Jerry Morris, Tom Kough, Vernon Tar- del, Darrel Denbo. S E C O N D ROW: Richard Vassar, Michael Stephens, Diane Johnstone, Sha.- on Ridley, Sandra White, Carol Miller, Lyn Bierwirth, Pat Gelare di, Jim Brady, Preston Creer THIRD ROW. Ted Siri, John Frediani, Ron Peters, Robert Ragle, Lee Bascom, Terry Flynn, Sid Laus- ten, Frank Noonan, Rudy Sauls, PaJI LeCaye. MR. lAWRENCE'S ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Cathy Brandef burg, Jaunita Morris, Carole Whitten, Penny Peak, Sharon Nordstrom,Barbara Skamser, Gale Badano, Karen Schmitter, Cheryle Cardoza, Marie Carril- lo, Jeannie Crider, Dave Hen- son. SECOND ROW: Rob Lewis Mike Gerboth, Brace Jones. Michelle Thiel, Naomi Veach, Diane Karp, Lorna Poser, Jackie Fowler, Harry Woo, Jon Billings, THIRD ROW: Larry Hulsrnan Darrell Elliott, Dan Helrnke, Su- San Watt, Linda Peterson, Mike De Selle, Stephen Bastoni, Larry Hahn, Bill Katz. V I aiiiliiiniii, ill '3. .. .. ISEISE 131. 154' MR. MOORE'S ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Robert Radtke, Della Casady, Nellie Schwartz- ler, Sharon Whittington, Mary Ingram, Susan Albert, Carrot Rodgers, Darleen Vizgart, San- dra Maddux, Margaret Pyne. SECOND ROW: Don Judy, Mar- cia Peterson, Anne Ellis, Gai. Binkley, Marilyn Hallin, Jean- ette Gebelein, Jim Mortensen, Larry Germone. THlRD ROW: Bob Baguio, Gary Oldfield, Vic D'Agnolo, Rich Lacabanne, Tom Bates, Donald De Shazer, Bob Breazeale, Mike Cromie, Mr. Moore. MR. PATE'S ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Linda Jones, Darlene Volkerts, Sharon Bal- com, Linda Brown, Michele Mille er, Gladys Crume, Sandra Mad- sen, Karen Albonico, Pat McCul- lagh, Carol Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Gerald Brisgel, Mikie Binkley, Susanne Woods, Lud- mila lvanitsky, Karen Ensor, Judy Kastens, Georgean Salis- bury, Gloria Pieraccini, Loren Raymond, Allan Batesole. THIRD ROW: Jim Thaens, Dave Castino, Susan Wielk, Jan Scudder, Lynne Freese, Sandy Stewart, Diane Smith, .lack La Caze, Bill Hetrick. MR. RICHMOND'S ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Bob Royeton, Margie Stillwell, Sandy Morton, Priscilla Scott, Anne Bannister, Sandy Brodnansky, Bonnie Thie- len, Diane Smith, Sharon Yeager, Donald Chase. SECOND ROW: Norman Mangum, Dianne Kee- ler, Sharon Miller, Vicki Voltz, Kathy Rayner, Tammy Hart, Barry Vidak, David Orosco, Jim Jackl. THIRD ROW: Roy Hamlin, Tom Evans, Jim Dillon, Don Brown, Steve Furia, Ron Gloek- ler, John Pittsenbarger, Marty Morris, Jerry Curtis. MISS RODGERS' ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: JoAnn Doyle, Charlotte Daum, Susie Goheen, Marilyn Jacobs, Ardie Simon- cini, Sharon Fyfe, Linda Von Berg, Karen Wilson, Tasia Mou- zakis, Jean Holmes, Donna Haney. SECOND ROVJ: Bill L Brown, Gary Cia, Marion Bar- clay, Barbara Allred, Julia Red lefsen, Bill Young, Joel Stith, Mike Owens, Miss Rodgers. THIRD ROW: Randy Blei, Sperire Hinkle, Ranrty Smith, Henry Seidemann, Ken Rawles, Tim Power, Andy Poor, Bill Lambie, Tom Beal. rl fl. BIOLOGY IS THE SCIENCE which studies living things and everything about them. Students in Mr. W. M, MoqDon olds biology classes are given the op- portunity to study the science of plants animals, and man through movies, labor atory work, classroom demonstrations and proiects. At rightSharon Nordstrom and Loren Raymonde are disecting a frog. MR. SCHMALTZ' ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Judy Hansen, Mary Wilson, Pam Hornewcod, Mary-Lynne Blunt, Anne Mer- vvin, Jeanne Fooro, Sondy Hle- bakos, Nancy Dublin, John Bor- net, Patricia Brennan, SECOND ROW: Paul Galarneau, Bob Page, Mary Jo Jadin, Bob Tonel- li, Linda Kernp, Delene Poli, Judy Clark, Nick Sernincff, Floyd Langerrnan THIRD ROW: Sandy Smith, Gordon StroCha , Earl Walker, Bob M:Kusi'k, Richard Rosner, Jerry Gonsalves, Paul Mills, George Miller. MR. SMITH'S ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Judy Bolduc, Sydne Mitolo, Irene Gonzales, Charlene Kemper, Karen Mar- tell, Dicinci Galindo, Marilynn Trapnell, Kent Ruppert, Ray Al- berigi. SECOND ROW: Fred Peri, Cliff Hart, Mary Barrett, Susie Beeler, Toni Sepulveda, Lenny Jay, Danny Faull, John West- rom. THIRD ROW: Torn McNu1t, Jack Corrigan, Ken Brown, David Winkler, Janice Hodapp, Mike Clark, Victor Silva, i'.'.' Smith. MRS. SPEDICK'S ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Rita Martinelli, Chris Jennings, Carol Dedrick, Donna Borretta, Corliss Spence, Lois Rust, Jeanne Molle Cherie Hass, Jcinet Ricci. SECOND ROW: Doug Bell, Jeff Stubbs, Girthy Handy, Geraldine Tutt, Leona Mendoes, Cathy Murphy, Dorothy Young, Rosan Pearson, Lorene Winter, TH I R D ROW: Gary Faull, Robert Clifton, Mike Davis, Orlando Antonini, David Coin, Bob Walker, George Bot: tort, Bruce Galloway. MR. STIMACK'S ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Karen Fesler, Joan Winton, Dianne Apons, Norma Barrios, Linda Hathaway, Mary Nelligan, Eva Young, Kar- en Moore, Edith Kilass, Jean Gray. SECOND ROW: Dennis Spero, Jim Matteri, Sharon Dunn, Shirley Cloud, Wanda Shirley, Maura Byrne, Danny Haugen, Chuck Menne, Pete Onsrud. THIRD ROW: Richard Potts, Pete Davis, Thomas Jewett, John Horder, Danny Sund, Bud Biddle, Barry Gambini, Ray Uli- barri. MR. STOVER'S ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Powis, Dorrie Bernasconi, Diana Rich- mond, Lynnell Bowman, Susan Johansen, Kathy Moore, Violet Mitchell, Mary-Louise Pelganti, Joyce Colli, Glenna Lawrence. SECOND ROW: Ron Ealy, Windy Callahan, Dave Sweeney, Vir- ginia York, Bonnie Howell, Sandy Torgerson, Mike Arm- strong, Bill Unruh. THIRD ROW: Dennis Samuelson, Sid Behler, Edward Barros, Dieter Haussler, Ronnie Thomas, Russell Waller, Jim Kneisler. get N ILA DEVELOPMENT OF SKILLS and knowledge in the use of tools and ma- terials, construction of obiects to enrich personal and group living, development of good safety habits and attitudes, ap- plication of the skills of mathematics and drawing-these are a few of the aims and obiectives of woodworking. These obiectives are developed through actual craftsmanship and performance, reading, use of audio visual aids, and classroom discussions and demonstrations. Coffee tables, gun cabinets, lamps, and desks are iust a few of the students' proiects, At left, Norman Mangum and James Popoff, members of Mr, A. M. Stover's beginning woodworking class, are work- ing on their individual projects, a gun rack and a jewelry box. Jim Marshall leaps high to spike volleyball in co-educational competition. 'Lf Bill Ehlert and Mike O'Reilly work with weights to develop power, endurance, coordination, and speed. PE DEVELOPS MIND AND BODY . S. x . . ,-,,,A, , Q ,.'.,N J,-up L, 5 , I Q At lower left, William Parry works out on the trampoline while John Sale and Bill Reinking watch. ' ' . fwwfffwfffdfwkaa '74a, I ,7!7p-w45f,Q'b' 5 f 44C Traditional initiation of sophomores signaled the opening of school. Before the first day was over, the usual amount of lipstick had been applied to reluctant victims. The three initiates testing the brand new washroom facilities are sophomores Harry Woo, Danny Faull, and John Frediani. .2 X x, 5 4- , K s ,A',..' . fin. V . mr- .N I Q t f' ',A1 ' fw v - ,a ', , fl' 4' , 4 , 414: 1 ,' i ., fix-? ' . 1, , V ,1 . t ' . .tj NJ. 1 -- ,1 Us 2' ' , W .f,'tx,:,i 1 -fi 4 ,. . ,,.. ., ' - . J .f v ' '- B 3 is 394' A 2,12 ,, x ,A 4,3 3 'V 9.3, ' 5 .- Ne vs ,Q,- A,,,' 'D-H ' Q A ,',.,5,, , , My ,gs , A- , 'dpi . 0 'Z ,,,.-f 4 ,L . -.5 , ' t I 5' f vftwt vfvgs at R mf . X 'xzj N 5 x'XmxQ x 'Q to WXf'i,Qv'W'o ii Page 53 Fail began a new school'year, bringing with it new friends, football games, and dances. The first dance of the season was the Beachcombers Ball, held October I I, in the school cafeteria. About one hundred and fifty students, dressed in beachcombers to capris, danced amid fishnets and seashells. W ,H . 16, R ,X rl! 6' . ' s9..xQ N 1 lt! 1 v I .V r X 4-Q f , , I J3' E A A , 1 i 1x , N 0'W', 'f? p's4 fl qu iM 5, fx . M ' . Mig, 'x 'r' 31 I x!.' 7 fb :fl q 'Ur' S . 7,44 N I T f' . T' i y ga 9? W we n-, ' fu' if Q I ' 4 ll Page 55 'D noon rally in the gym was followed by a car caravan that night Carloads of cheering rooters paused briefly at the Courthouse for a pep rally then continued on to Barley Field Above one ofthe MHS cheerleaders Lynda Tomlinson backed by the songleaders leads a yell on the Courthouse steps Spirit for the November 7 football game with Santa Rosa's Panthers ran high. An after- Y'-'Q JH? il' I J, fr , -. . r L 1 . N ,1 mx I We s nun' msmlcs o'LEARY FRANK REED Anendont Awendom Sf' w 'Y TED STASHAK Kmg - f' I .1 fl The royal pair plus their attendants await crowning by Peggy Weeks and Dennis Eagan. Page 56 PEARI. ROWE Queen PEARL ROWE, TED STASHAK REIGN Vt th 'he 'heme XViI'i'l1vLI the rzwwcsphere Gt U Jtktng :mruosse mon' ,nm the nwstc 0' Lows Ho'n'i'0n rncre than Cne tmncfeu Ccuutes 10 se-'nt 'orrnot mme, Sven' Sowfcoy evenng NCVQWDEV 8 dcnctnglgf the -rs' Queens Doll socnsoreo no1nt'y by the SAC uno Governtng Beam. The ntghv dtrncxeo the mcfuoy retgn of Tec Stoshok one Pearl Rowe Us 'eotbott kung one Queen The foyer pow plus then ottenconts were crowned at the Montgomery Santo Rosa Hugh tootbolt game Page 57 DENISE STEVENS DEE PYKE Attendant Attendant Smiling couples express success of Montgomery's first semi-formal dance. .I wa Plump, iovial, rosy cheeked Santa Claus makes the Christ- mas Eve complete with his an- ticipated appearance. FANTASY THEME FOR CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Drmcers srrrgers, ond musrcrons heralded the Yolerrrze season us the SCl100r'S 'frsr Chrrsrmos program was presenteo December I7 crm 18. The rherrwe gl 'he r Qmplere show was A Chrrsrrvoz rf,1 f'JSYH Orr srwge 'lllf-5l1VYQ S ,wwe Shower: Slfieorrlg ihriiiren with Cfllllvlfl q rls HV1f1f'1l7Q rherr fir-frwrs on me Nrqh' Before Chrrstrrms -The f1'l'lClliQ QlllSSfAS, urwd-fr Vh9c1rrr+ .1r1 '14 Mrss Juomfu Rodgers, presemeo 11 qrrmp of clurrrf-s de-srgrweri uroumlu VOylur141VhemF:- Teddy Bet1rS'Pr:sr1m, lhe Dunne tvqie' Ol The Sugar PlUrr1iuzrreS, um! The Parade Ol 'he Wooden SOM! ears 6609 lhv- sf-tim! mart Ol the prfygrrzm 'eururerl Th-f MH' 5' www 4-r' Hrmrl xt-Neo Dluyrrwg fw: selevons Buch Premcew cmd Feqf rrr E5 mr Mrrrgr C655 om Schema 'or Banu Gfis Glee Club rmo The A Crmoehu Ofc r of doo chcmgec 're rvcoa wrfh vruerr smgmg of the 7fflU lO'l ll Qrrrsrrrms overs aqbe The Orr-rre5'rur1v1flDLlvr.J1i'JS-NIVVWQ? program oiczwwc Ufrlnuhlf rum 'rmr' T1Or1oiCrwr svrmssongs amd members Ol the Chcms +:r1vhe'1r.rirer-re '1 srngrnq N A D! Wooden soldiers, wound up, demonstrate precision mechanical marching. Page 59 Mistletoe Magic, the semi-formal Christ- mas donce, under the ioint sponsorship of the Key Club and Ra Ravas, held December I9 in the school cafeteria from 9 p.m. to midnight, started the ball rolling for the excitedly anticipated Yuletide festivities. Couples danced to the music of the Louis Hamilton orchestra. Mistletoe hanging from the ceiling and modernistic balloon-shaped objects, contrasted handsomely with the old-fashioned Christmas tree in another part of the room. Queen candidates Pat Crowley, Sharon Fyfe, and Linda Hall deposit coat hangers in inner vault. .I .l Em! Lillian Chandler, Girls League President, presents Dr. Helen Cole with a gift in ap- preciation of her advice and help in spon- soring the dance. PAT CROWLEY CROWNED QUEEN OF HEARTS Red tuna wnve hear's stuaa-:J 'ne school catetferta as more than Q00 coupfes wttnessed 'he crowntng at Pat Crowley as the ttrst Queen of Hearts at Montgomery Htgtt 5ttrooI's Vatenttne turrtabout ball, february T4 The queens Coronatton ended a three' week tang contest among the classes Votes were iast tn the form ot penvres and c'Oathr1ngerS. The Coat hangers were sold to a Tocal Cleaner tor a penny aprew, The S650 tn proceeds that the Gtrls league, dance sponsors, cottected went towara spotltghts tor the school audutorsum, Dianne Apons and Dick Trenholm TSRHSJ swing out at the ball. Royalty and their escorts dance to the music of Louis Hamilton. 34 C3 X Page 61 i NY' A murmur of excitement, o radiant face, a crown, a bouquet of carnations, and Pat Crowley was crowned Queen of Hearts by Jack 8 Nlmble, well known raclno desc Iockey Her atten dants were Sharon Fyfe, sophomore representative, and linda Hall, .unlor representatwe JUNIORS WIN COMPETITION ASSEMBLY Clandestine meetings ol the senior, iunior, and sophomore classes made the news during the month of February as they prepared for the unveHing Ol then skhs in the competition assembly February I8, Victorious iuniors captured the first prize of S25 lor their presentation of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Seniors maced second wnh then theme, HAn Evenmg ol Emernnnment m the Roanng QUST and sophomores thnd, whh HSL George and the Dragon. The skits were judged on the basis of script, costume, set, performance, timing, staging, class partici- pation, theme, and originality, UpperleH,the SquHe,inthe person of Dan Devoto,andthe Pnnce,len Holmam come upon Snow White, Sue Chandler, in the forest. Center, Charlie Niles as the son ofa sheW,tnesto capnue a mranded girl in the desert, Dale Winstead. Joan Bushman playing the part ofthe hog tries to capture Charlie, son ol the sherlc. lower lelt, Poppa dragon and little boy dragon do multiflimbed dance steD. Page 62 S3 'SEN gif' X. FL w 7 P x J in K. 1122: A ' v. ' 2 n r. L, -5 gf 7 9 1 1 5 3 45 M, 1' F, Q nav ,gf x ffl I 3 f. .ff ' nw 71 I .ff-' '54 LA , , M ,wig QW I no 'w,:,,,w, M Q A ,-My!-.f:,x , I - ,, ,, ,V V XX :QQ Y-., X-,4 T' f ,ir 5 Q , ' -N A .fy I K- i N-A Q Above, the constltutlon committee composed of students Nodlne Wiggins ond Tony Corneo Mr Robert Acqulstapoce consults a number of duI'Terent constntutnons during the drafting of the ongmal document DRAFTING AND ADOPTING A STUDENT BODY CONSTITUTION was one of the mcqor prolects VI 1005 JIU I Hx ,- L- ' M15 wworkf-c wha P the 4-rg ' of- w Q f us of-' Of w ks cons ol WJS su the smoervs O 3 I P ond was oc ewes If fomoms secmons mc A s N ff- m DF 1 T, T, omendwen' pro IVS Page 64 -'1 Hi 'C . 1 . 'Z' 4 ' - A . - , I M 4 f I A ' X ' si, Xxx xx, . , wc ,js X ,X , f N. 'x X , . . , r' J 'VS wf'1 5 Q .HV Inq tw N: Irv- w 1I S '1r .x1S'tw QIJIIW UQ L' Cf,':5M'U' Ir' ' Ons S V S-V1'I1't in Ural: VL rhwf- :', Jqf WH was Uffxfure-'J and Sutwwvrfeal 'G 'Ile GOvemmQ ECW: 14.s:' Ame' -LI'-':'f-1 'r'sI,l,SHsS1i'vS We Giza A , , : 'Q 0 ct: 'w' f. Q1 Q wx zewzz, 'ff' :f- :v-Ay. '- A' H' -'Q cz 511 1,f-eww, ,V yqzfs 'jf on 1 Q' 'wi ee ,fha 'A www ' om eu'c 4 r og Q V, , .:+-'1 Y 'F :31e'cc:'i-.: cm ew- ' iw rin-ers 35' , gmer wg 4 f' an' . A: ff fu :- -+A 1 . ,. X i A- - ox it ,.a.f. L' -. - X' .4 X , Q il. I Th' I jfgglf, y milyla , -it -PNN , l 'J lilali I it l I f. I N 'ggi' Slilizjlfiltli i L 'Q Wa S H A Ml ,, WINNERS OF BANK OF AMERICA AWARDS. SEATED: Dennis Eagan, social science, Jeanette Moessner, business, Linda Allen, arty Dave Throndson, laboratory science. STANDING: Donald Ross, mathematics, Granville Starlc, trades and industrial arts, laurette Faoro, foreign languages, Mary Pyne, English, Rose Marie Wurz, home economics, Wayne Whittaker, music. General field winners were Dennis Eagan, liberal arts, Jeanette Moessner, industrial arts, Linda Allen, fine arts, Dave Throndson, mathematics and science. MHS STUDENTS WIN SCHOLASTIC RECOGNITION 1 . . . ., Altnough aworarna ol most scholarshlps ala not take place untrl the last weel ol school some scholastrc achrevement recogn-Hon coula be glven ln March to those students who were 'Qgwsln thetv.lls'anaard1.'el:scholarshloexarnlnahons ad' mlnlsterh-J my D' Helen Ctle siholarshla aavlser. Ten MHS stuaenrs WPC acnwwlafeo realy outstanlllnq scores on the College EntranceExamrna1ron Board tests thus year were Gerald . Brcwn llllzun Chahaler Dennls Eagan, Edwara Hamer Mlke .4 James Dan Kelly Sclverg Mom Mary Pyne, Rlchara Rabrnson, ana Dave Tnronason Hlgh scores on these tests are pref reaursrte lor entrance ana scholarshlps at more than a thousand Colleges ana UVllVGVSlY'9S tnqluarng Stanlora ana Harwara, Mary Pyne, De-nnls Eagan, Gerala Brown ana Brent Payne were senlor :lass leaaers :n oorh the auanhtatlve ana verbal parts ol the Schalarshuo Qualllylng Test, a test reaulred lor Doyle scholarshlos to Santa Rosa Junlor College anc lor other scholarshras. At right, with Dr. Cole, are Montgomery's three final- ists in the California State Scholarship competition- Mike James, Mary Pyne, and Dennis Eagan. Page 65 W' T T? , j' X ,-' ' .. ' .---,Ji is 1 -1 Q, ' . SPRING MUSICAL TRACES MUSIC THROUGH THE AGES Cl1Gral,orchestra,ana physrcal educatlon departmervs com' blneri 'O present the sprung musical lestrval, entrtlea Musri Through the Ages, March 20, lust before Easter vacatrrm, Mum 'cnged from populw 'O O'dff1rOf 'fSfW 'r 0 Spmlllng Ol Sandy Steward, Cyn Maxwell, and Lynn Freese demonstrate expressive Songs Gnd domes from lO'e'9 'l0l'O 5- The D'O9'0m Showeo hand and foot movements as they do the March of the Siamese Children. the Geveloprnent ol the dance through the ages: prrnntrvre, balletg national, lncludnng the Israel: lane dances, the hopak, Vnennese wolves, the hula, the samba, the rock and roll: and a modern type dance. Mr. Russell lawrence, choral arrectcr, cont posed orrgrnal music for the modern fiance. Facial expressions of linda Zussman, Dave Travins, and Susan Buttedahl show bewildered but intense feeling for the Charleston of the 20's. Andrea Griffiths, David Chase, Joan McNeely, Bob Turner, Judy Hull, Jim Dills, Judi Rardin, and Stan Bastian perform an allemande left in an old fashioned western hoe down. April I I these square dancers performed at the Napa Auto Show. Page 66 FLEET, TOMLINSON COSTUMES WIN FIRSTS ON CHARACTER DAY wr-Tywfee T. gtk- qfln f cms nfs srmw pw-fx' 'es 'wc 'fwmcys fwu-5 'nf-T' wen-.' 2 me f1f5 fH',i,14- ' f ' ' wx 'ff' Tu, Arn T Pmwfs Aww Q VL 'U Thu vufwrng Cisffwe To ef: '1f:'fe- gCf,f rms' my my gr nes' .Ju fffzmbe-,'qrcT,:1 A ez xr: 'he UT'.Q'ClVT wuz We mmf fiennenr C' nie v3'ef1 Qewcf Bays Q,'s : -:.nqwrfv1bers 99 'He sen or C css, BELT ATT AROTXJL PER' SONAUTY: Dale Wwnsreuo one Don KeITy. MOST POPULAR- Dee Pyke uno Frank Rees. MOST TALENTED TWV: AT en fmf1Df:f H iis EEST SCHOLAP Nuff Pyne um: Dui Q Twcndscq MOST FUN TJOG:rQ frgqxns um Deb Pcrwszv. BEST ATMLETE Tron Hee' one Amy All-rp HOST LIYELY TO QLQCEED S,f:yT 'irq 3'f: iJ fTT'T.SEUQf1T, 'JQQT FPTENDT' lffjf' EpSVT fT'l'T UW! D711- Trmms, EEST LOOKTNO Qomu Swan arm Tea Sfusrab MOST TATKATlVE1Sondy Muvtsef 'ww Ernie Rermmq CANNIBAL LYNDA TOMLINSON fcenterl was given first as the best girl in costume, over Joan Bushman, Dale Winstead, and Tami Weisman. COURT JESTERS, Judi Rardin and Judi Mathis fcenterj were chosen as the best couple. Clowns, Kathy Moore and Johanna Moors, and cave girls, Linda Tack and Sharon Malone, were finalists. Page 67 JIM FLEET Krightl took first as the best boy in his Viking costume. Wilbert Gomes,fleft Jwas one ofthe finalists. fJ RJ! 'N fic Af KL 5 ff if N 9 M ki E I XD xx E 1' l'l'l L1 f 1 0 .? i-I ci ,fx-' 1 K f-'S .f K3 'VV ZX Q-2? 'Q' 'N 'tb ff-4. .J K f, 'S H' . J N ' 1' ' PI N , 11 fs . ' 1+ VL' 'QU nw ' K If -V 'I 4 nf . f- 'X . ' ' Al ix 'v W I ' h ' 4 1 X 1 r' f' ,K ' , :QQ if I I 1. x I ,i X J X Ll I4 V: , I ', I i: ff 1, 'IV A fc 1 I ,- E P L L. L. I X ' :fi f' W. N x f' Iv v Y j All I . J ,J .. Q fy' 1 17, XKZ' ' ,' g'. Q K ff' J -1 7 fy R h... ' ,U In ,Lf Q fn, . jj, V ,f - '. ff-, .1 L L7l1 , , L-L' f'1.I! 4 ' A ' . P 0 I I V, I' 1- C Kg! 1 2:76, 1' I, ri, ci 1 Ko . 3 ff K 2 K, l- .I L F, . 5' 2 Q Aa aff C A ' . ' 1 f 1 1 A ' 'F C - y, ' y , 1 Q ! V ' - v ff' X 5 N U 'C CV' -Qi -'fff N , 'K ' ' 7' ff' ,. U A 1 . MV- . .qlnaifzfzf-ldvci I , . xx' 'A 'Qfc 'fg'f1gD if ' - S' ' ' :g ,.,.x., , Q ' gli., C'xl XX h by vm if X . -y bg CD- A v C 'QV ' 'S-. . 43 X X,. Q KY' 'N-rf eg . .X X R 7 , . mn Q is X -4 KC! , yfffnf -ffwffz I 12543 1 ,,f44,f 1 'CLZQ4' Lflfai ,ff Ziff? ff 4 Lffzff Kylix? 7 1 yan af O! X1 my f ff J . Es. 1,6 H Wx C46 Rag, MQ 'Q 32,20 v 595256. E KG QQ? fjtffapill Sf .Fifi EE-341 3222 ga a 1.. FALL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Dennis Eagan Presvdem Dee Pyke Nairn Wiggins 0009 Murphqy Vice Pres dem Secretory TfeOSuref Joan Brodey Joan Bushman Commnssuoner of Commnssuoner of Rollues SOCIOI Acfnvmes P599 70 . ' SPRING STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Page 71 1 Duck Robmson Vice Presudem Dun Kelly Presndent f 'I Carol Oslwn Commnssnoner of Socnol Achvmes Claudia Robinson David Throndson Secretory Treasurer Len Holman Commlssuoner of Rollues H of , A . 6 , ,,, .4 ., 5. I . . ,X I 5 sl :., ljxi o- . K: U v--u 'RA , h 'a i , J, A . X -2: '- .1 , . SAC SPONSORS CAR CARAVAN, QUEEN'S BALL The Sruoent Acttvrttes Courtctl, mode up of the club orestdents and presrded over by the toll and sprrng Comrrrrsstoner of Soctol Aqtrvrtres, Joan Brooleyf1trtiCfrroNOsrm'w respectrvely, wus responstbtee tor the ptonntrtg ond promortoh of the Bug Game cur curuvrm rxrru the krng and rrueerfs Doll Bros fOr the dame were drstrrmted to the vurrous clubs for sole, Prrzes were awarded to the three clubs selhrtg the greatest mrrrrber of mls The SAC also usststeo rn sepervrsrng the electron ot the lung onri queen, Throughfpm the yew the- group pertorrrred tts bostc tunctron, thot Oi Coordrrmtlng all student-sponsoreu octrvtttf-5. Club domes, Curuccilre sules, uno other rrroney-rutstrrg protects had to be approved Dy The SAC FALL SAC , 2 'L' . f Q J? A 7 ' 4 SPRING SAC ., M , ,- R? 1 Z3 BOTTOM ROW: Fran Fleet, Sandy Madsen, Louise Richmond, Lillian Chandler, Carol Raymond, Mary Pyne. SECOND ROW: Carol Osbun, Margie Dunn, Sandy Ussher, Vonda Waldren, Linda Allen, Sonya Madsen. THIRD ROW: Charlie Niles, Dan Kelly, Dan Hicks, Daryl Stigers, Bob Dawson, Bill Ehlert. BOTTOM ROW: Sybil Young, Susan Buttedahl, Sandy Madsen, Louise Richmond, Lillian Chandler, Linda Zussman, Sonya Madsen, Linda Allen. SECOND ROW: Joan Bushman, Fran Fleet, Sandy Ussher, Vonda Waldren, Marilyn Stigers, Bob Dawson. THIRD ROW: Charlie Niles, Don Kelly, Joan Bradley, Margie Dunn, Dan Hicks, Bill Scinlo. A s C? Page 72 GIRI.S' LEAGUE OFFICERS --A .I .,,, wg:---N, -4 . ,,, - -. '--v,,.,, I A- up 4 In-r ui ...,. 1 .- iv-L -nn, use Iss CSC- 18- Qui- 11 -3- Q3- CJ BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Burgesson, Claudia Robinson, Mary Brownscombe, Erna Tutt, Lillian Chandler, Robin Starr. SECOND ROW: Dr. Helen Cole, Linda Zussman, Sandy Morton, Cyn Maxwell, Ann Peters. GIRLS' LEAGUE GIVES TWO HUNDRED CHRISTMAS GIFTS TO ORPHANS Over two hundred grlts were collected by the Grrls' league und drstrrbuted to chrldren ut the Solvotnon Army Nursery rn Santo Rosa, ond or the Home ol Forth Orphonoge rn Nopo County Other group protects were sponsorrng the Queen of Heorts Bull om! the Senlror leo ond the 4 ornpnlrng of o scropooolr Showrng the prog ress mode rn the hrs! year of the league nt Montgomery Hugh, Grrls' league wos duvrderl rnto erghteen groups ol twenty lrve gurls Eoch group wos responsrble lor 0 certorn ornount ol money rursrng prorecfs such os condy, cup' coke, ond poppy soles Otlrcers for the year were lrllron Chonoler presroenr Morthq loflrey vrce-president, Erno Tutt, secretoryy Mory Brownscombe yreosurer, Ronrto Sundrn hosprtolrty, Shrrley Burgesson, relreghmentg Clrxudro Robrnson, riecorutron, lrndo Zussrnon, publrcrty, ond Dr Helen Cole, odvrser Page 73 Louise Richmond, Toni Carlson, and Sue Chandler pose with the 16,000 coathangers collected for the Queen of Hearts Ball and sold to a local cleaner for a penny apiece. The S650 in proceeds from the dance and the coathangers went toward the purchase of spotlights for the school stage. BOTTOM ROW: Erna Tutt, Cyn Maxwell, Mary Brawnscombe, Claudia Robinson, Laurette Faoro, linda Kemp, Margaret Pyne, Mary Pyne. SECOND ROW: Robin Starr, Mary Nelligan, Helen Stanley, Judy Radu, Janice Hodapp, Ann Peters, Gordon Strachan, Virginia York. THIRD ROW: Robert Clifton,.BilI Parry, Bob Dawson, Dave Throndson, Dennis Eagan, Prentice O'Leary. Jim Jaclll, Mr. Eastin. ' HONOR SOCIETY 'I E ve ur - I I BOTTOM ROW: Mu-ilyn Stigers, Carole Vincent, Janice Anderson, Solveig Molin, Jean Dahlgren, Sybil Young, Charlene Gourlay, Linda Zussman, Dale Winstead. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Moessner, Linda Allen, Andy Poor, Dick Smith, Len Eisenhood, Rick Kunde, Nadine Wiggins. THIRD,ROW: Judy Johnson, Wanda Shirley, Vonda Wddren, Lynne Freese, Linda Peterson, Joan Bradley, Pat Thackeray. MONTGOMERY CSF CHARTER GRANTED IN APRIL Early rn Aprrl of l959, a specral assembly was held an whrch the Montgomery CSF was grven otllclal status as a charter member ot the Calt- fornra State Scholarshnp Federatlon. The charter was presented to tt by Santa Rosa Hugh School. Mr, Ralph Guyon, Mass Bernnce Parrsh, and Mr. Gene Eastm were lnstrumental rn orgamzung Montgomery CSF and securing the charter. Be' cause of tts late organrzataon, the only planned CSF activity was a trap to the Universrty of Calt- fornia to observe Student Vrsitatron Day. To foster a high standard of scholarship and general attainment on the part of students IS the purpose of CSF, Membershrp in the orgamzatron affords recognltuon for superuor scholarshup whsch othervvrse would go unnotuced. Students are ellgrble for CSF membershlpdf they earn ten points during a semester. An A grade is worth three polnts, and a B, one. Honor Socuety requtrements are as follows: for sophomores, l5Og lunnors, l65, and sensors, l65, A's count 50 povnts, B's count 35, and C's are 20, Up to 50 pornts are given lor extracurrlculor actlvlttes such as student government and athletuc Competutran, Mr, Gene Fastrn was odvrsor lor CSF and Mr Ea!ph Guyon was advfsor lor Honor Socrety. Page 74 ,,, gl ' ,,,f .W A , fm, I 1 1 ,V A ' 'v JUNIOR STATESMEN OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW Barbara Woolery fall parllamentarian Rita Middleton spring secretary Judy Radu spring vice president Susan Rogers fall treasurer SECOND ROW Richard Kunde fall vice president Judy Johnson fall secretary and spring treasurer Bob Dawson fall pres: dent and spring parllamentanan Bill Ehlert sprang TTOM ROW Claudia Robinson Mary Brownscombe Linda Zussman u y Smith Denise Stevens Gloria PICYCCCIFII Mary Harper Judy McCabe Tom Norris Sharon Silva Janice Anderson Mary McCorquodale SECOND ROW Lorna Schreffler Helen Stanley Judy Johnson Rita Middle ton Cherry Smith Janice Hoclapp Sharon Fyfe Susan Rogers Judy Radu Charleen Forlxner Mr Walker THIRD ROW Marlr Bunyan Bill Parry Susan Buttedahl Barbara Woolery Robin Starr Chris Rowley Lorraine Pleracclnl Martha Jaffrey Marlene Mancuso Carole Vincent Mary Pyne FOURTH ROW Bull Ehlert William Locke Richard Kunde Bob Dawson James Dills Ron Small Edward Barros Gary Chapin Dan Devoto Len Eisenhood Sandy Ussher Mr Crevelll pfwden' JUNIOR STATESMEN ATTEND CONFERENCES IN SAN RAFAEL SACRAMENTO Dgem gm 'ms ls VL STATE SENATOR ABSHIRE Irightj discusses America s youth with Junior Statesmen advisers William Wallxer and John Crevelli. Page 75 I PHT GP -A Q 43 3 3 'A 17 A Sybil Young Dennis Eagan Dale Winstoad Judi Rardin Frirtor tn Chief Business Manager Associate Fdttor Atssrxtttrtt Bustrwss Mtnrmqf-r Boys Sports Edttor .I -. ,JH 1? W, MI' 2' , K Nanci Fingerson M' . Sharon Kuhn Z As. ,K Focutty Ecittor 5 ' 1 Q Jeanne langland -67 , 5 ra, 5 Q x Rl 1 VALHAI., HALL OF HEROES Schedultng pictures, dummytng, tntervtewtng, wrrttng, typtng, revistng, proofreodrng, survrvrng lost-minute emergenctes, ond Gnoliy collopstng from loss of blood-the yearbook stofl pub- lished, with no loss of ltfe, the Urst MHS onnuol, perfectly nomed VAlHAl, Vtktng Hull Ol Heroes. 6 f,.,. g L' t - or z , ll, 'Q 4 11 1 .lr W ten! v' Fixx Q g, DENNIS EAGAN bangs out sports copy despite distracting influence of pretty Valhal advertising salesgirls Beth Rath, Pearl Rowe, and Nanci Fingerson. Dennis was the only boy in a 'fm X- class of fifteen. A 7 I I ZX ll 'cv ,YK7 Sharon Lichau Sharon Malone Junior Edttor Carol Osbun 5entorEr1ttor Beth Rath Gtrls Sports Edttor Pearl Rowe Ronita Sundin Acttvtttes Edttor Linda Tack Sophomore Edttor Mr. Starr Acvmff Page 76 LINDA ZUSSMAN Fall Editor 1 The MHS 1 571 1 If I for 1 122 9, it, Qlg'1QQ,.gof'5?0'i' CAROL RAYMOND Spring Edltor 1 f dy JOY KOSHNICK JOAN BRADLEY ELLEN ROSS CLAUDIA BOUDREAU BILL EHLERT JUDY McCABEl PAT THACKERAY Business Manager Advertlsements News Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Exchange Editor Clrculatlon Howard Duncan Phorogvoohev THE SAGA Published semi monthly by the Montgomery Hxgh School student body 1250 Hahman Drive Santa Rosa California Editor Carol Raymond News Edltor Lmda Zussman Feature Edntor Claudia Boudreau Carole Kobus Sports Editor Bill Ehlert Copy Edntor Ellen Ross Exchange Edntor Judy McCabe Business Manager Joy Koshmck Assistant Business Manger Judy Mathis Advertising Mgr Joan Bradley Cxrculatlon Mgr Pat Thackeray Reporters Nancy DCFOC Buzz Rodgers Kathy Semlnoff Sandy Zukowskl Ron Gloekler Head Photographer Howard Duncan Photographers Jim Palik Martin Goss Jxm Shipley Bill Unruh Faculty Advisor Mr Douglas Campbell School History Recorded m SAGA From the fnrst day of school to commencement when the class of 59 b1d lts farewell the SAGA staff was on the spot covermg all news events as they happened Brlngmg news ltems to the student body was the mam obJect1ve of the SAGA but beyond that the fifteen ISSUES of the school paper con am a complete record of Montgomery Hlgh Schools pro gress durlng lts flrst year At the choosmg of the the Vlkmg mascot the fxrst student body elect1ons the selectxon of g aduatlon caps and gowns and the flrst rootlng of new tradltlons the SAGA preserved xn prmt the fresh vltalltv and creatlvlty found xn a new school Through edltorxals and sports coverage the SAGA staff pro muted school plflt and loyalty Ten staff members worked through the summer months wrlt mg stones and sellmg ads to put out a slx page edxtxon on the flrst day of school The SAGA also became a member of the Columbla Scholastlc Press Assoclatlon Mr Campbell Adviser Saga Staff members from left lo nght are Sandy Zukowslu Carol Kobus Jud: Mathls Kathy Semmoff Joan Taylor Nancy DeFoe George Hatfield .hm Pahk and Ball Unruh , ,5- V- mf W, 1 4- V A ft - y .ig Q . A 0 ' A , ff , U - f VG' fx' ' I Y ' f- ' V ' s , , x ' ' ' , , x L ' 4 L. . , . A 1 T v . - x ' ' 5 K , , ' . s ' ' . Y , . - . 1 1 . ' . - . , . ni A 5 t ' . Assistant Feature Editor ..... ,,.. 'V . H ' 1 -K b ,L . ., Q . , 1 I Y . . a 1 A a f , , . ---4,.'.-,-........'4-.. . I Y I V . I I 1 , ff., qw ,bass BOTTOM ROW: Bill Scinto, Jeff Stubbs, Gordon Strachan, Dan Kelly, Charlie Niles, Dan Devoto, John Jaskiewicz. SECOND ROW: George Dutton, Bob Lundin, Art Terry, Dick Robinson, Dennis Eagan, Buzz Cleek. THIRD ROW: Phil Payne, Bill Stark, Mike James, Jim Mordecai, Doug Murphey, Dennis Hunter. FOURTH ROW: Ron Clark, Daryl Stigers, Prentice O'l.eary, Dave Throndson, Craig Johnston. KIWANIS SPONSORS KEY CLUB I' CHARTER PARTY x X O h r f ng o'ritf4r,1Qvw'gQr1wy Mgr bqhocl KM, 1 ,1wO!CCb if: up wn few Q XIX lruuryi K1 ymvms sgxomsoreu Qhflflef party helm G' the S1,1Qn1l+:'Ni Sing m restaurant t ' ' UQ fww N:-ws13'wo f'+-fsybcth Key T un om: km :vw s gow: sl1 soeecM4s Swvefl 1 q'UDer ol Q 3 'C 'We rw-an 5 on Among 'HH' A-fre C ,ritznner 1 ltlxwi ummm lJlYWKIPVlCV'l1v ggi rpsfquy X IX lLJlbx1,t1v:gY wlrmnm mile t' .fvwvwr whwle uwumnq 'tw qvmrwrg fy S 'lmrlw V f 1 'VP Vw-l'f1f lfe'1qw-'W 'eu11:fm:g'Cys tcr neew, fl'tlllVf'Y' 41' Pt' sums wwf: wr: ulcng with Ru Puma thi- Clwswuus dome Mwsrl+1':fe Muqg A cm Banner, bell, and newly-chartered Key Club. 1 'US f' lirly .vw we year cxlsr' semen to swell the treasury CWC:-rs elefte-cl in m lf-f-lly, W1'f:lY7 5llf-Vll Dbl RCDWSG' L I ., uf- ltwrfjrmisivw f-Lliwkf' VAC :HCM N'v:1rfz'r1 was - llufjli og: 2' ff . Kiwanis President Al Kaiser, Dan Kelly Charlie Niles, Dave Throndson, Dick Robinson, Mr Milbrath assemble for presentation of charter Page 78 FUTURE TEACHERS BOTTOM ROW: Jan Scudder, Francine Nord, Karen Delimont, Linda Allen, Linda Zussman, Laurette Faoro, Carol Raymond, Charleen Forkner, Mary Pyne, Marilyn Stigers, Cherry Smith, Loren Raymond. SECOND ROW: Kerry Fero, Teri Boronda, Judy Smith, Joy Koshnick, Dan Devoto, Charlene Gourlay, Judy Radu, Lorraine Pieraccini, Rita Middleton, Ron Gloekler, Bob Dawson. THIRD ROW: Fran Fleet, Susan Buttedahl, Barbara Woolery, Richard Kunde, Bill Scinto, Judy Johnson, Helen Stanley, Carole Vincent Chris Rowley, Jeanette Moessner, James Dills, Marty Morris. FUTURE TEACHERS LEARN AND FEAST Future Teachers, under the leadershtp ol Mr, Robert Acaurstapace, planned potlucks, pancake breakfasts and held trrps, At an exchange potluck wrtlt SRHS, guest speaker Dr George McCabe talked ro the rnerntaers about rrfqutrements ana advantages C' becorrnnq a teacher, The rlua '17 tended classes at the Untversrty ol Calrlornra at Berkeley rn Aprrl Keeplng hugh school students interested rn the voeattan Ol teaphtng by ollertng them a program ol profvesstonal and saual ULlIVlflF!S ts the DUYOOSH ol thts club, Fail alltcers were Marilyn Sttqers, aresrdentg Mary Pyne, vtnefprest dentg Ltrtaa Allen, seeretary, and Jeanette Moessner, treasurer Odzers lor sprung were Mary Pyne, prestdentg laurette Faoro, vtcerprestdent: RA RAVAS Jeanette Moessner, seuetary, and Bull Suunto, treasurer RA RAVAS SERVE COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL ww CI'l't t V., Yay .. v D:1n,1Bf3e oualt 'y 1' 1 M ss ffl An.:-fsin BOTTOM ROW: Dee Pyke, Louise Richmond, Laurette Faoro, Shannon O'Shaughnessy, Kathy Devoto, Mary Pyne. SECOND ROW: Susie Goheen, Kathryn Moore, Johanna Moors, Kerry Fero, Carol Osbun. THIRD ROW: Barbara Woolery, Joan Bradley, Pat Thackeray, Janice Hodapp. Page 79 SCIENCE CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Fred Prydz, Bill Parry, Dan Devoto, Stephen Fish, Laurette Fooro, Margaret Pyne, Judy Clark, Gladys Crume, Fred Trapnell, Loren Raymond, John Barnet, Craig Robinson. SECOND ROW: Andy Wehle, Ron Small, Richard Kunde, Penny Novak, Judy Smith, Joy Koshnick, Helen Stanley, Judy Johnson, Barbara Woolery, Bill Stark, Phil Payne. THIRD ROW: Mr. Guyon, Jim Laabs, Dick Robinson, George Norwood, Robert Clifton, Mark Moon, Ron Gloekler, Tom Eddings, Bill Scinto, Daryl Stigers, David Throndson. Observing electric current coming from strips of metds are Andy Poor, Bill Scinto, and Craig Robinson. Stephen Fish and Ron Small prepare hydrocloric acid from table salt. ,r '1 SCIENCE CLUB VISITS STEEL PLANT Members ol the Sctence Club were grven an opportunrty to see screnqe nn actton when they vrstted Prttsburg Steel, an tndustrral plant, tn March and the Marrne Statton at Bodega Bay tn May The Scrence Club members ol both MHS ana SRHS turned out tor a combrnation meeting and pot-luck supper here tn December. The guest speaker, Dr. Owen Thomas, lectured on the qualifcattons necessary tor technrcal laboratory schochng, Daryl Strgers, :air treasurer demonstrafeg an mtermrttent or pulse get engrne, Noon rneetrngs an Thursday provrded tnter ested students wtth an opportuntty to lotn rn rndivrdual and group science protects demon' stratrons, and dtscusstons ol current scrence toprcs, Fall olihcers were Brll Sctnto, presrdent, Philtp Payne, vice-prestaent ana program chair, man, Bull Stark, secretary, and Daryl Sttgers, treasurer Sprung olhcers were Daryl Strgers presrdent: Btll Scmto, Vece-oresrdent and program chorrman, Phrltp Payne, secretary, Btll Parry, treasurer: and Dick Robrnson, reporter. Page 80 JZ DRAMA CLUB ART CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Jodi Taylor, Mary Pyne, Johanna Moors, Sybil Young, Dale Winstead, Linda Allen, Karen Deli- mont, Francine Nord, Roye Rowland, Kathy Devoto, Dee Pyke, Margie Jones, Susan Buttedahl. SECOND ROW: Cecaelia Brunn, Toni Sepulveda, Vicki Voltz, Carol Talbot, Sharon Nordstrom, Sarah Chandler, Leona Mendoes, Marilyn Jacobs, Linda Zussman, Kerry Fero,NadineWiggins, Fran Fleet . THIRD ROW: Ruth Krause, Dan Devoto, Carole A. Miller, Linda Maximov, Jo Ann Doyle, Maura Byrne, Margie Dunn, Sandy Stewart, Barbara Woolery, Marilyn Stigers. FOURTH ROW: Bob Tonelli, Joan Eigenman, Mike James, Lynda Tomlinson, Dave Travins, Larry Costello, Robert Dawson, Bill Popoff, Dan Hicks, Dennis Brunn, Jeanette Moessner, Joan Bushman. Under the dtrectuon ol Mrs. Margaret Harrmgton, drama Instructor, the Drama Club took part tn ralltes, assemblteg, the Chrtstmas program, campatgn assemblies, and the sprung mustcal. lack Angel, KJAX disc lockey, spoke In January to members on My ltle rn Radio, giving pomters on what not to do nf they planned on a successful rodto career. The Drama Club made plans for alillatmg wrth the National Thesplan Soctety, an organization Interested an dramattc art, BOTTOM ROW: Carol Talbot, Kathy Devoto, Sharon Yeager, Francine Nord, Margaret Pyne, Mary-Lynne Blont, Linda Allen, Sandy Crocker. SECOND ROW: Carol Osbun, Vicki Voltz, Denise Stevens, Julia Nedlelsen, Karen McCarter, Jeanice Hodapp, Dee Pyke. THIRD ROW: Teri Boronda, Shirley Burgeson, Fran Fleet, Judy Smith, John Mossimer, Ron Gloekler, Mr. Smith. Art students formed a club, advtsed by Mr. James Smtth, for the puroose of patntung signs for spectal occastcns, The club charged twenty-live :ents per sign. The money went unto the Art Club fund that was used for sulk screens and other necessary art matertol and also lor specual occastons. At left, Dana Mayes, Mike Robin, Janice Hodapp, and Sandra Holloway design souvenir programs for the Rose Parade. is BOYS' GLEE BOTTOM ROW Mr lawrence .lam Tevml Bob Frank Jlm Begglo Barry Vudak Bob Ussery SECOND ROW Steve Fntch Ron Slebe Tony Correla Ray Barba Dennls Dewey Jerry Rlsch GIRLS GLEE Beverly Myers Karen Ensor Joan Taylor Elaine Thomas SECOND ROW Pat Clark Kathryn Rayner Pat McCullagh Lenme Muller Lynn Ravens Cecaella Brunn Raye Rowland Dorothy Vnall Jeanne Molle TOP ROW Donna Wnh Carol Hann Ton: Norns Judy Smnh Gloria Pleracum Vlrgmna York Eluabeth Neace Sandro Elgenman Janvlene Scudder Lmdalrodoe NoUoeSchwutyor Page 82 3 g, : i I . . .I I . . I . I Q 2 1 r I I . 1 . - I BOTTOM ROW: Anne Bannister, Marlene Bryer, Charlene Ricetti, Diane Johnstone, Barbara Pedvini, Bonnie Sikes, , , , ' - 1 . . , D I I I I T .I ' : ' I I I . I I I I I I ' I I I ' A CAPPELLA CHOIR BOTTOMVROW: Mr. lawrence, Priscilla Scott, .Ian Taylor, Toni Wisenburger, Louise Richmond, Miriam Godwin, Carrol Rod Diane Cain Carol Ra mond, Tasia Mouzakis. SECOND ROW: Juanita Morris, Carol Duckett, Lorraine Pieraccini, gers, , y Fern Stretch, Andrea Griffiths, Carol Talbot, Liz Neace, Bill Hansen, Tim Nellist, Bob Frank, Jack Hand. THIRD ROW: Joan Bradley, Barbara Warren, Dottie Stephenson, Judy Van Zee, Kathy Hammarstrom, .Ianviere Scudder, Karin Preblich, Bill Kutz, Bob Ussery, Steve Fritch. CHORUSES PREPARE MUSIC FOR PERFORMANCES, SING AT MANY SPECIAL ACTIVITIES Songly and combined, the choruses under lhe drrectron of Mr. Torn lawrence, parrrcnpafed rn such specual actrvmes as the Christmas prog- ram, the sprung musical, an assembly for Herbert Slarer, and a prog' rom lar the Scorrrsh Rrtes. A Cappella, the advanced chorr class, sang on KSRO on Chrusvmas Eveq ana ln Aprrl rhey look parr rn rhe Sonoma County Music Festwal which was held rn l-lealasburg. They also ar- tended o music lesrrval ar Stanlord Unrversrty rn May, A Cappella, Boys' Glee, and Glrls' Glee, a voral of erghryehve voices, sings anyfhnng from modern ro splrrrual, ra classical, ro relrge rous. The mayor apparenr obrectrve ol the classes IS YO prepare music for performance, says Mr, Lawrence, ' but the rnosr rrnoorranf obgec' trve ns the creation ol sornerhung which can't be done rndnvrdually, but only cooperarwely by the members ol a grouo A Cappella class rehearses Randall Thompson's AIIeIuia Page 83 I S1 it . , L7 V I i . -NY ' s ,l ,fl un, -K T- +4 ' in -' 1 flrr' .1,l,.:2,,3:1, l ' EE! il ii' s RADIO GUILD ON KSRO BI-MONTHLY Ttrne Out lor Teens was put on the our lor the hrst ttme thts yeor, November 8, bythe members of MHS Rooto Guuld. The show was broadcast weekly, Soturdoy rnorntngs over KSRO, The MHS group alternated wtth SRHS, one hlgh school puttrng tt on one week, the other the next. Records lokes ond teen-age news were lectured BOTTOM ROW: Mark Bunyan, Toni Sepulveda, Linda Allen, Joan Bush- man, Ann Peters, Karen Delimonf. SECOND ROW: Dan Hicks, len Hol- man, Bob Dawson, William R. Harris. 1 ' ' ' TONI SEPULVEDA AND KAREN DELIMONT wtth the tnterest of the teen-uger ut heurt, go over radio script MARK BUNYAN AND LEN HOLMAN rehearse script before going on air. .1 'W DAN HICKS AND JOAN BUSHMAN read com- mercials. Page 84 DANCE BAND BOTTOM ROW: Elaine Kersey, Pete Davis, Larry Annett, Mike Shinkle, Bill Brown, Bill Von Loben Zels. SECOND ROW: Dennis Brunn, Wayne Whittaker, Jim Palik, Dan Hicks, Bob Steiner, Bob Codner, Dave Henson, Don Sichi. 4 DANCE BAND UNIQUE CLASS Unuque an that at gtves tts members expertence In an actual professional sense, the Dance Band, led by Mr, Alphonse Schrnaltz and com' posed of htteen Band and Orchestra members, met alter school three days a week throughout the year. The group played at meettngs ol Orgamzattons, such as the PTA, and performed the hnale at the sprung concert, Members recelved five units of credut and a wealth ol prac- trcal expertence. ORCHESTRA PLAYS AT SCHOOL PROGRAMS Playing F. l'lumperdunk's Prayer and Dream Pantomumef' under the durectnon ol Mr. Elmont lane, the Orchestra opened the hrst Chrustrnas program put on by the mustc, drama and physucal educatton departments December I8 and l9, It also accompanied the dancers and the choral groups throughout the program The orchestra played Jesu, Joy ol Man's Desurtngf' The Pearl Fushers Overture, and Mudntght Begutnew as selecttons for the sprung mustcal In March and parttclpated tn the County Mustc Festuval tn May, BOTTOM ROW: Lynnell Bowman, Pat Cannon, Cherry Smith, Judy Johnson, Len Eisenhood. SECOND ROW: Kerry Fero, Dan Hicks, Gladys Crume, Sandy Smith, Dave Henson, Bob Codner, Kathy Moore, .lim Dillon. THIRD ROW: Susan Albert, Helen Stanley, Sandra Ussher, Maureen Hitt, Johanna Moors, Jean Gray, Carolyn lawrence, Andy Poore, Gary Lytle, John Marcucci. E Ja O or C C 3- L.. :- 1: 3 Q Cc 3 9 cz: aB C. O .C 2 E U 2 2 13 5 -an u.i c c: 4 -C. O7 : O X 9 cs U 'H U E U I v- or D FO lyn rd, No doza, Frances Y Ca ri he Tutt, C Erna Terry, rl re, A OO M thy Ka lE1 CIRC TER EN C V, Enso atson, Dave W vitch, Ray Ye Gu Y e Shinkle, Jeanette Paquin, Eleano lk rry Annet M la Starr, fi. o E Z O Q ayne Ziegler, W Palilr, Dick unn, Jim Dennis Br v ns, Douglas Bell, Be Van loben Sels, Don Bill Stan ch Si Don 1 itter Schm en Kar Davis, Di lon, Zelma Proden, Pete 1 James lE RC ND CI CO SE 4 ev .K U E .C 3 Y. Codne Henson, Bob reston, Dave P y Risch, Glenn eff Galloway, J CB rlfs Boyd, Bru ha er, C fn Tu Bob ks, Hic Dan CIRCLE: IFTH F wson, Gladys Da ith, Bob Sm lausten, Sandra Sid ii, ulette Fra Pa in, Pip nnefle A lE THIRD CIRC I'. 18 Pe D Ro Bartholomew, Robert Steiner, Ron Unruh, Robbie lewis, e Richmond, Harley Thew, Ken Brown, B OD annon, Di Crume, Pat C Jerry Brown. an, U9 Danny H0 rtignoli, Ma HS F BAND BUILDS SPIRIT, REPUTATI N Santa se of mer ted the prai hmaltz Sc the experienced direction of Mr, Alphonse under first concert band, School s Montgomery High ontgomery Hugh School, fM O and spirit tion O put h to build the re UC Rosans and did m uniforms, The games n the stands at football ngs SO fight Vik ng not prevent the band from playing year could n the s early m un lor of Lack O Y in ' a o. -5. .c 3 3- u ..- Q 'o 3 U7 95 E .2 Qs 2 U ,- we LS 5 Eqg - 'Q wi S EE its E3 Og E' rv , '-O E '55 BU U7 C O'- O EU .co 5. 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C 52 3:4 CJLQE -E912 axo- ogg ECL.: no ow if if le Page 86 MAJORETTES LEAD BAND IN ROSE PARADE Ftve hrghwstepptng mcgorettes, selected In fall tryouts by Mr, Alphonse Smoltz, led the mcrchmg bond un the Publlc Schools' Week Purode ond the Rose Porode. The gurls gave freely ol thetr alter-school tame to procttce therr routrnes. KNEHING: My Madsen, Joan lganlnan, and Sonya Madsen. STANDING: Dianne Apans and Joyce Par mely. Drill team farms M ai hdhime. DRILL TEAM MARCHES AT BIG GAME hoasodhwhih ihnalyhrhdlvilno Page 87 tn betng on o orill team. MHS5 thirty-two member, ull gurl drtll tegrn entertonnec 27m spectators ot the lirst Bug Come between the Panthers ond Vtlungs, November 7, ot Burley Ftelo leo by Drlllrnastress lono Word, sentor, the teorn demonstrated o serres ol prectston drtlls and Clrrncxed the octtvtty wtth the lormotron ol 0 brg M 0 trtbute to the Montgomery Vtkungs Mtssluonnq Roogers orgontzed ond coo neg me team gem pnsed ot members ot her fourth perroc PE loss D tlltng entertotnlng to wotch ond sotrsfytng to do soo Dnllrntstress Wcrdg tn loct, rf you d0n't enloy drllltng there rs no genge Sprrrt envlmsrusrrc spectator IRISH-3S', um! good spectator sporvsmanshrpw sum Sonya Madsen, Pep Club presrderwf were the mom purposes OI the Pep Clubg we reolry wanted to help get MHS OI? on the rrghr loot rn the Irrsl year even though our cyheltrc tr-urns Iwrx rn mrher rough yer1rr1SIurnS wlrv-IOS5reQf7rL1S lhrrtyfve swderrts puud Q5 Cents, membershrp dues, to rom the Pep Club rmrl harmed IO sponsor the Che-fer If-cmclers and song leaders und back the MHS teams In rnterschool Corn perrlron They rrmrle red cmd gray cjrrrrmtrorws and Sold them to the student bO!l'y they had srwrrr' day qurwrrrlw sales, they sold Iollyuflrls lc lrfl Sumo I?osu AresUIts nearly SIYXJ rw the 'rf-usury 'gwrrrrl rlw prlrflmsee OI 1 VIKING bummer mm Ll Vrlrrrrq COSIIIIYV-' ' ' f llr rrmsiir' White shirts and blouses set off Montgomery High School's active student rooters at the Santa Rosa football game. PEP CLUB BOOSTS VIKING TEAMS PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Sonya Madsen, presidentg Linda lemon, vice-presidentg Dianne Apons, sec- retaryg and Jean Dahlgren, treasurer. Sonya Madsen, at right, sells spirit day lollypops to lick Santa Rosa. Enjoying them with her are Don Sichi, Linda Eggleston, and John Bertacco. SONG LEADERS X PA . A T - BOTTOM ROW: Lindo Tack, Pat Crowley, A' 9 Judy Magers, Maureen Halleti. ROW: Ronita Sundin, Jocelyn Gh Page 89 Movgie Dunn fhead song leoderb. XSXCSXYLXQ QTL Q, -ogofx QUAATCJ vgxflf. iifxvs XOGGA X mme, Nlwxgwwx QQQW-9? w-XM WoU5QvGw Tvxoocfxxq r . F' QV QXVMBAY ANU-.NNQQA OCT. Ha-QQf4,WmcH:En l.sAoeRs I SUYVNVyxefU 'AWA .ba Q E Cfxhb-vxQ6 NDECAUQQJ 'Vxlvn A T 1 Qmoa A00 C50--15 vwoik NMNUGL Loag. JT -gwn 'JTOGLQ-BTMQTL. 31950-Q' LATQQ A F X ig J Carol Pratt, Tony Corrieo, Lynda Tomlinson. 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I Q VS, Fi H-BMG' is J 150' ,fi QC Wir' VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD 5 BBQQQQBE ...5 B' A U44 Z7 BOTTOM ROW: John Jaskiewicz, Jack Lavar, Dan Kelly, Mike PerminolT, Ken Wilson, Larry Lancina, Mike O'ReiIly, Bob BOQIJIO, John Sale. SECOND ROW: Prentice O'Leary, Robbie Jones, Orlando Antonini, Buzz Cleek, Ed Harper, Chuck Fraser, Bob McKusn:k, David Orosco, Ted Stashak. THIRD ROW: Bill Hansen, Jim Mordecai, Gary Elder, Dennis Barbieri, Andy Alkire, Louie Marsh, RUY Watson, Ken Brown, Don Bevins. FOOTBALL MANAGERS BOTTOM ROW: Danny Sund lhead mgr.l, Leroy Sallee. SECOND ROW: George Richards, Loren Raymond, Richard Hansel. iv, mf we 932 MW FOOTBALL COACHES Jack Vallerga, Jim Pate, John Bames- berger, Mike Stimack. ,IQ Yv- Mordecai grabs Perminoff's pass while Panther watches. Guess who? says Viking de- fender to Tam receiver. INEXPERIENCED VIKINGS COMPILE 'I-8 RECORD Monrqomeryk frrsr football season was ihrefy one C' rrrfxfv fe f-frlevrrmerwvarrorw om: more profme VVorkrrwg wrfh 11 spurred bufInexph-rrflrrgeri'f-11 , Cinch J ru Parf- prrmrmiy Concerrweri hrrnself wrfh huuldrnq for new yeurk squmi The Vrbrrvqs frrusheci wrm ui 8 season record ANP' GVOUOWQ Ihe Opener 10 For' Bragg, lo-O Yhe Vrlrrng 'fi'-fvfff' frovelerz V3 Sehfxsropoi wherf- they iosr 'fr Armly, the NBl N champs 28-6 A week lover Mom govvwry fenlfereri NIH l pluy vvrrh '1 38 O loss YO u srrorlq Iflrwiirmrs grub The summit bw rin VU hr! :TS Sfrurirf rrw rrmrrlsefxswrr holdin 'hum rmrrshw: CCrw'ew:1frs wluih-1 0 cmd I N Sm Pfxfrwi TLD fenqhveerw porrvs fm f-r P :mfr ren hrnq Yhf-rr muh N 'f 1 W iii A rw fr-1' DMM- The Yeum their losr tif PHINQCQU urv:1Nr1rm fwri r1rfrww:11'hf- wg ww 1 ifrwvfl Rosr1,2f 6 N'1rmYqfmrlwry'3him-fr,-Jfhi1Owrr rilmi-5 or: 1: ocxaz from M-ke Perrrwaofi 'O lrm Murfzw rn Qmrmouvg rhrfisufgiwm rm Snug lm for the Vrkrrrqs, Wffrff fo gqrmmg Ami, Aww OW! pr'-rwffe O'l++c1r ond i'V1l VYYF'YY Juik bvvur om: Dun Keri' Afk rf: un Y Y 5-5551 ,MIC dimhheri us U QUQIVIOTFINILR cm-1 hulfburi rw Severui OFIYISNOVIS wus sfefe-'N-41 rms fx rwfrruiwr mi 'he NIH I HH STr1r realm VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE O for! Hrrmu if' 6 AWN, ZH O T-VH :url 'if' K3 rrl 'A W U' Nw ru 7 w.1rrRr1'r1fA W '1 kwin 11 ii f r1 1 P -,z fi N4 'A lx 1 if' 52 T HA, fw Alkire Iqkeg ou! Tqm end gg MOl'd9CCIpIUI1g6S II1I'0UgI'I hole. Red ierseys surround would-be Santa Rosa receiver. VIKING VARSITY READIES FOR ACTION Louie Marsh, FB Robbie Jones, Q Bob Baguio, FB Mike PerminoI'T, QB Orlando Antonini, G Mike O'ReiIIy, I' Gary Elder, E Dan Kelly, G Ray Watson , E Dennis Barbieri, T I f 5-, 1 X ' Y f Qi 3. Prentice O'Leary, T Andy Alkire, E Ken BFOWYM C Jack Levar, G Ted Stashak, FB . ' 4 John Jaskuewlcz, HB Jim Mordecai HB .IV FOOTBALL SQUAD 'Lea Xu 38 8 B Q l '2 Mllre De Selle .Ilrn Matter: Chester Prater Bob Danny Faull Denms Spero Darrel Denbo len Essen Bruce Hallen Jlm Knelsler John Horder Kenneth Tum Power Rnchard Duncan lenny Jay OM ROW David Peebles Bull Young Terry aynes bell .lack l.aCa1e Wnndy Callahan Pres Creer hood SECOND ROW Jerry Curtls rty Mom ' Art erry Potts Gary Gard .hm Brady Georg rmstr g Pe e De l gradders were plagued by the some bugaboo that of experience Comprlsed maunly of s the team got oft to a slow start but began to come around mud season The squad flmshed wnth an O 8 l record losses by wude margms to teams such as Ukuah Analy and failed to daunt Montgomery Thear prowess as a defensive team began to make Itself felt San Rafael was held to a 7 6 score The lol lawrng week Lenny Jay s quarterback sneak and Bob Campbell s conver sr n halted Redwood 7 7 Santa Rosa offered stiffer compettton but was I owed only I3 pounts rn a hard fought contest Eddle Asnvldo regrstered e lone Vvkrng tally against the Panthers when he lntercepted a Santa osa pass and sprnnted 60 yards to the goal Campbell agam made the onversuon The team captamed by lem Brady and Preston Creer and coached by mentors Bamesberger Rogers and Stlmack made up for what lt lacked an wan loss column by gaming the experience and know how that wall pay on luture JV and varsuty squads tumor the varsrty N 3 lf' XXX sl sw TUX 35 33 l8 38 6 Drake 4l 6 San Rafael 7 7 Redwood 7 l3 3l 223 6 Ukrah O Analy 6 Tamalpals O Vallelo 7 Santa Rosa 0 Napa TOTAl Page 96 q rg,-f'i'zf 40' 8 c -gil? fra e '3'z1,- . 3 RQ- nm ' Vt 'i 5? T-'jj lfge t'.51j J, T. 7- . A '+ Nr 3 l fl Lfi..l r Q llfl l-sr af f ' l gl ll? ll llyt . xl l 5 N U K iv v 4 , y y . 1 . 3 x hx ygyyy ll 7 rgtl 7 g t X, v X y 3 A I lg I W y X N ,.. ,G by y y , X . l D! T - ' y ' Pl wx K BLOCK M we 55. 4 -.-2. 4 J l , ,f ' , 11' V ,iiffrifg ' 'P , Q3 V ' i a5':fQ,fr . .tc ,Mg q ' t i - fl A ,Ar i Qu ' 42,6 ' V ,jfs 3,73 :L s h ' f riff? BOTTOM ROW: Rob Lewis, Stan Bastian, Wilbert Gomes, Jack Levar, Dan Kelly, John Joskiewicz, Bruce Reading, Bob Royeton, Gary Smith, Chuck Menne. SECOND ROW: Mike James, Dean Arthur, Larry Lancina, Ed Doyle, Jim Mordecai, Robbie Jones, Buzz Cleek, Johnny Sabe, Dave Sweeney, Mike O'Reilly. THIRD ROW: Craig Johnston, Bob Baguio, Orlando Antonini, Prentice O'Leary, Andy Alkire, Jim Carrillo, Danny Sund, Len Eisenhood, John Gantner. FOURTH ROW: Ken Brown, Dave Throndson, Don Cadman, Ray Watson, Dennis Barbieri, Charles Boyd, Ken Wilson, Bill Reinking, Mark Calleri. DAN KELLY HEADS BLOCK M letter wtnners lrimrn Santa Rosa Hlalt arovlaeti the nurlells around whlclr Montoornerys Block M Socrety was bntlt Otbciers elected ln the 'all were Dan Kelly preswlent, Prentnge Cleary wif: oresoclenrg Don Cadman seuetary 'IHOSLJVQVZ ana Andy Allure sergeant at arms. ' Duong tne football season the socrety sold programs ana ran con, cessrons at all norne garnes Concessron sales also orovlaed a source ot rnccnte at 'ne basketball games, As a servlce DYOIGCVV the Block M ', tn Qon,Ung-on wttn the Block S 'rom SRHS, sola lllteg to benetir the :rrpolea cnrlaren of Sonorna County 'Workrng tn oatrs, one boy lrorn each school the twO clubs aevoted a lull Gay to canvosslng the Santa Rosa area The sernr-annual rn 'rancn o' new rnernoers as usual provrdea one of tne blgnltgnts ct 'ne year's OCllVlTl8S. At right, barbers Jim Mordecai and Bruce Reading clip hair of initiates Bob Baguio and Chuck Menne, as spectators Bill Reinking, Charles Boyd, Bill Ehlert, and Don Cadman look on. Page 97 '75, fl GW' 'Q GMM Ui Montgomery's high-scoring pivot-man, Andy Alkire, drives in for a shot. Andy captained the varsity squad and was elected to both the Healdsburg Tournament and NBLI all-star teams. He also copped league scoring honors. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD is VIKINGS WIN TOURNAMENT BUT FINISH LAST IN NBL, ALKIRE LEAGUE'S BEST vrewea rt rfs entrrety, Montgornerys l958-59 yarsrty baske'Dat! season was 11 11 s1:,o:rn'rng one, the Vtktngs hntshea B-I5 onthe season an: I-il rr NB! W Liao--tr'ron, 1' was however a season 'r ghrtghtea oy a rwnroe' 5' ou' svnnmnqrnawraaalandteantoedormances F-rflcw na early season wtns over Heatasoarg and Gahtec and a toss to Attaiy, the 'earn entered the Heatasbarg tny tatronat Toarnarnen' as fl rtart horse Aiwy gropptng Sonoma utthe hry roand the Vrungs knozked ou htghly towed Petatama, 48-40, as they overcame 41 15 aotnt toarth quarter ttefwrt M'-ntqorrrery met Fortuna rn the hrt'1's -1rr.1 worr SU do 'gr ttr1rL'ttv tournament :hampton Center Andy Alktre hr' 'ar 19 pornts He was some auently etected as the tournaments most valaaote player, The varstty's tack ot hetght and depth however, began to teli agarnst stronger NBL opponents, Short on reboundrng aower, the sauad had ta rely on speed and hushe, Aher severalteague tossesthey regrmerea then sole WIN, a 56-48 vrctory over the Tam lndtans. Atkrre and Forward Jrrn Carrtlio both starred tahytng 24 and 20 potnts, respectrvelys Andy hrt on V4 of 19 tree throw chances. The rrval Santa Rosa Panthers Voarned as the season's rnost chahengmg opponent 5anM1PoSated dtthe waytn Nw hry encoumer wtnrtmg 36-30. In the second game Montgomery blew a 7-6 tirst Quarter l6UU and lost 44-26. Alktre was held to hve pornts The club dta hntsh the season on a hugh note, however, comrng wtthtn four patnts of co-champ Valleto, 52-48, tn the years last garne. Center Alktre tatlted I9 pornts to become the NBl's leadtng scorer wtth 203 pornts. He was toilowed by Santa Rosa's Neat Austrnsan wrth I87 pornts. Andy was the oniy ananrrnous chotce to the NBL I all-star team i , - ire.,- ., V W, . 5,3 Q 'Q BOTTOM ROW: Doug Doerr, Steve Furia, Louie Marsh, Bill Reinking, Jim Mordecai, Charles Boyd, Jim Carrillo. SECOND ROW: Dave Williams, Ray Watson, Ted Stashak, Frank Freitas, Andy Alkire, Ken Brown, Coach Stimack. Page 98 .1 x fi' ,111 ' 'pi , . f rf ' QM., kwcjf. , .A l x , , . in-S-L-r Eg 24 .I -4- 1' B BASKETBALL SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: Jim Brady, Don Anderson, Larry Maroni, Gary Cia, Bob Campbell, Chuck Bauer. SECOND ROW: Nw: V .lack laCaze, Gary Kovacovich, Larry Jones, larry B'5 Kramer, Coach Starr. Kramer Bauer watch Kovacovich in action under the FINISH 6-14 Although they hntshed wtth a 6-T4 record, the Vtktng B basketball squad was perhaps the most Improved team rn the league. Guard Chuck Bauer and Center Gary Kovacovtch were elected to the all-NBL team. Kovacovich was Vtktng team captarn, Bauer was seasonal hugh-potnt man w1thl27 potnts. The team dropped tts first game wrth Santa Rosa, 33,1 7. The second encounter, however, was a dttflerent story. Behtnd by lour points gotng into the fourth pertod, Montgomery drew even wtth the Panthers 20-all with less than two mtnutes remarnrng. Garntng possesston, the Vtktngs stalled for the hnal shot, The shot, however, was mtssed and Santa Rosa went on to wtn by lour tn the subsequent overttme pertod. A Carbon copy of the situatton came two ntghts later agalnst Redwood. The strategy patd ot? thts tame as Bauer sunk a 25-footer wtth one second rematnrng to wtn the game, 29-27. ' 'B BASKETBALL SCHEDULE I8 Healdsburg 27 32 Analy 34 30 Galtteo 53 32 Santa Rosa Jr, Hrgh 36 36 Caltstoga JV's 28 29 Sonoma 28 35 Petaluma 47 IB Drake 32 27 Redwood 25 I7 Santa Rosa 33 33 San Ralael 43 18 Valleyo 46 30 Tamalpats 33 28 Uktah Q7 31 Drake 35 YO Santa Rosa 24 29 Redwood 27 3l San Rafael 30 48 Tamalpats 58 28 Vallelo 45 570 TOTAL 71 l Page 100 Alan Bond, Chuck Menne, Jef? Stubbs, George Somersal, Coach Starr, Rich Smith, Robbie Lewis, Rich Vasser, Dave Sweeney. BOND, MENNE LEAD C's IN TWO LEAGUE WINS JH Q, Jyf Sr11i'l1S ' - i ' - r'1f- 1' 57 A L QQ :': P'-'f- S IAHHOQ-5Vf' ' 45 :X 'T mf qnmes 4, - y H 44 H , ,,r,K,,11, lA K C BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Qi r'h1w:',:w': 44 ld liI'llIle',','2 lf. ld l3w:m I 35 Q51 lv 1 30 QS lfwl Q2 Nm limi IH x 3,7 lisa row N69 JV's WIN THREE, LOSE TEN if Viking Lewis f 131 and Drake player vie for rebound. BOTTOM ROW: Dieter Haussler, John Horder, Orlando Antonini, Bob Ti 1' ' 1 w ' dmv' l4.1'.1f- - UH-yf 1? s .1 Q R M.,uj . , . , 43 11 . , ,., I R 4 M, . JV BASK ETBALL SCHEDULE U vSH'f. 1-' -1'S', A':, , T ':-As. if Qu. s':'gc: .J's' -11 P ,:,1e. -.-. 3 H -c .if :A 'N :T -19 A' 2, EE Z5 -1'-- 55 ll r P 33 3E Vs I: 52 QC Aft 1 , 23 E 28 Napa 50 ' 35: TOTAL 35 :I 1 Q x Page 101 -- Baguio,.Ken Potts, Richard Potts. SECOND ROW: Charles Fraser, Stan -H, ,- . f .' . ' 1' .. Preston, Dennis Barbieri, Frank Noonan, Don Peter, Coach Ellis. 'WW' -- -Ml I i , I l f l,r Q.-f -sv -- -was -V - 3' v 4: curl Hielrl 4 1 5 1 , bg ' Q' I .V L .-v ' -W 's Q' ,Q . QR u B TRACK SQUAD Coach Acquistapace, John Sale, larry lancina, Gene Mannie, Ken Wilson, Joel Stith, Lennie Jay, Jim Mafteri, Pele DeGarmo, Bill lambie. TRACK SCHEDULE Heoldsburglomoles Soma Rosa Tomules Ulwnh Vlrullus Drake Napa Sun Pfxlclrelrlffzllfeyfi Ewfwfvc-R1Jlf1ys Yiwu! F3791 lcv- lllivl S RH-:wi ' X: lxllil RL'1Lly'S A-ubflf' I I1 MPH' Nlil DwwSrOrv Ill NCVWK JUS? Nor'h1.oc1srPwm14s Bmre Fwrmls C TRACK SQUAD Coach Acquistapace, Jack Hayes, Ken Crocker, John Westrom, Bob Royeton, Michael Gerboth, Dave Sweeney. DE GARMO breaks the tape. RELAY MEN CROCKER, WESTROM exchange baion. VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD 1 L 1s.f'fVi' 'Q mm. swirl-,, ,,. 7 r- U. 'ffl f'agg',, ' ' '1ff1:a..'mL.' '-Wei w. 5'S? -'4z,,f f! lfbefllffli 'N BOTTOM ROW: .lim Mordecai, Bill Sykes, Alan Bond, Dennis Spero, David Orosco, Preston Creer, Bob Lundin, Bob Codner, Alan O'Donovan. SECOND ROW: Coach Rogers, Lynn Dunlap, Don Cadmon, Dave Williams, Windy Callahan, Steve Furia, Prentice O'Leary, Bob Ussery, John Bertacco, Mike Perminoff, Ken Potts, Mr. Marchetti. HURLER DON CADMAN fires his fast fall toward the plate. t l VU' rail, -- 2.-r WN Unix. Levar, Dan Kelly, Larry Kramer, VIKING NINE STARTS FAST Lack ol many senlors or relurnrng lerrerrnen dna nel seern re hamper the MHS baseball squad ln fllerr pre-season games, Anchorea ov velerans such as lolrn Berlacco Don Caanwan Dan Kelly ana Prenlrce O'l+-ary, and bolstered by a prornrsrng croo ol roolaes Coach Bull Rogers' Vrkrnq basehallers had managed a 3 O l aractlce record by lale Marcll. Three lms and SlXl9E'll walks provrded a l5Vl wrn over Lalrsloqa rn rlns Season Opener, Wlnnlng plrflwr Caarnan allow-ea only lciur lree masses and fanned eleven lo lurfller llle zause ln 'wo games fmgarnsl Healdsllura the Vlklngs scored 241 and 4-419 lilllE:lll6 sl-rres llleseCCm1CC'lfeS'lu-Inq called because ol darkness. A 3-l vlctory over Analy on March I3 also served to boosl hopes lor a suncesslul season. BASEBALL SCHEDULE 15 Calrsloga I 2 l-lealasburg l 4 Healasaurg 4 3 Analy I Ukuah Cloverdale Sr. Helena Fort Bragg Tunaloars M alreni Drake San l?':lael R+-awzcr: Eanrrz Pose Nara Twaro:-s 'vlllleli D'ake San RGlO9l Redwood Sanra Rosa Naoa Page 104 Ng. a 5 aw QQ N. L45 a Km ...g,. . ,wif YNR P ,. 5 ' 3 1 X Q MARSH tenses, ready for the pitch. Page 105 Hg. CREEK and BOND work the double play 1957? FURIA goes into his wind-up. BOB TURNER shows how freestyle is done. MERMEN SHAPE UP AT FLAMINGO Practicing daily under the supervision ol Coach lohn Vallerga at the Flamingo Hotel pool, MHS swimmers began to shape up as the practice season commenced. In their lirst outing the team finished third and second, respectively, in the A and B classes at a meet with lincoln and Santa Rosa, B divers lim Marshall and Gary Smith finished one-two in their event. Those possessing the most promising potential in the A's were Bob Turner in the 400-yard freestyle and Frank Noonan in the 50-yard freestyle and lO0-yard baclrstrolre. B len Eisenhood was also a consistent threat in the IOO-yard baclrstrokr-. KNEELING: George Bottorf, Steve Fish, Buzz Cleek, Ron Desideri. STANDING: Jim Fyfe lmgnl, Bill Stark, Bob Turner, Jim Kneisler, Frank Noonan. B SWIMMING SQUAD KNEELING: Gerald Bisgel, Robbie Lewis, Jim Marshall, Gary Smith. STANDING: Jim Fyfe lmgnl, Bill Parry, Gordon Strachan, Dick Smith, Len Eisenhood. LEN ElSENHOOD'S backstroke in action. SWIMMING SCHEDULE lincoln-Santa R050-Montgomery Santa Rosa-Montgomery Petaluma-Santa l?osafMontgomery Redwood-Santa l?osafMontqomery San Rafael-Santa Rosa-Montgomery Tamalpais'Montgomery Napa'Santa Rosa-Montgomery lamalpais Relays Valleio-Santa Rosa-Montgomery Napa-Santa Rosa-Montgomery Petaluma-Santa Rosa,Montgomery Eureka-Ulaah-Montgomery Santa Rosa-Montgomery DralrefMontgomery Ulriah-Santa Rosa-Montgomery Valleio-Santa l2osa,Monrgomery NBL Meet at lornalpais North Coast Meet at Santa Clara BROWN, ESTES LEAD NETMEN U1 Q-: :,,' alfalfa aww uf , Pmfw 'wi 1' Fw , .wvlq-4 -,Ame-, T ll if I f , y M s we .sw nlflyws . ff- ss' '1Q'L:C'U wo crcscefs token: 5' gf' A ugh 1-'1 1, Farm' 'fl 3 2 ' S lefllrfv ,.S4,f.,.f -'Irie SPRING TENNIS SCHEDULE 5 L J 2 2 Angry O A'1, lf ' 4 RL-f' vf 3 4 gf P1 :LA w:'f:C gzffzb- N :Dm lYlm'1I,'l'S 'J H1 1 P' su MHS GOLFERS TEE OFF ON SRHS, 13112 -1 112 wg GQVCQ H-,1mrl1'.-,1 1 jv1QVlXF-'IJ Sf1'WYYTf- F .J ,- us .ly fwqww time V959 sf-'zsgm Onto lOlWfYS'- TrrQv:svfw .N fA'1, 'NA ' S 'SD rwfisrv 's 's ,vv flung 1 ww! WM ghjiw 'vw illfllll S ru 'vw rw' 1 H3 fl if T S 'iw 85 5 lcv 'P-' '--ww' at' nr'-1' M Rom in u me season Umluffzir? sesswon I3 I 2 I l 2 and A :S ' :H-: :H 1'1. ' ' ':L,. 'MA th-'I' Iv' ' W. GOLF SCHEDULE 51 2 SRJC 83 2 bifwivm R33 2 SQ1 'ClQfS 7 7 Uknoh P'1e-Lrlrstuq Tia J P090 IO7 C .Spay Dwi!-5 SRJC NJDI1 TCW: an 5 SCWO Pose Recwcod MHS Facvlvy BOTTOM ROW: Don McCorquodale, Chuck Bauer, Bob Tonelli, Dave Chase. SECOND ROW Coach Douglas, John Estes, Mike Campbell, Mike Doyle, Charles Boyd. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Clark, Bob Campbell, Jeff Stubbs, John Jaskiewicz. SECOND ROW: Colgan, Craig Johnston, Ron Clark, Dieter Haussler, Dave Throndson, Dennis Hunter. GAA CABINET W 1 '- ws 0- tt ,is BOTTOM ROW Sharon Fyfe president Susle Goheen vlce president Susan Albert laurette Faoro secretary Conme Wrlford Jan Taylor Sandy Morton SECOND ROW Jamce Hodapp Tom Sepulveda Helen Stanley Vonda Waldren Judy Johnson treasurer Fran Fleet Carole Vlncent GIRLS BLOCK 5.5-JA, Laurette Faoro, sweater checker, Fran Fleet, Mnss Coke, Lmda Allen, Claudia Boudreau, sec retary treasurer, Vonda Waldren, president, Solvelg Molm NOT PICTURED Sandy Madsen, vlce president Page 108 Tfvyfvf l Q . A L -- . I 4 A , .5 V :I 1,1 V X 'J 6 ll' lififdai 3 ,V ff?2NlStj'iw' l 5 1 igifff ' ,X , iff lnwlkb Y F,?ey 5,,:j nn ,,,, l i g ' i H 'fa ',,'l',',4,rgz4'skf,eflQ ' to gf , 21221 as 7,.ml1a ,.., A 4 ll F .1f, 4 V 1m.r,wwe y F A A ...'?f1 fl Whmfwx Q . 1 R YQ? if :rf tlwlilh q,Q7 , A 1wwlrr,, I IIMII , Ne-. N ,9 JM.. ll F I' I fl il I' , ' Q el 1 I s , ' if 1 WT , bfi 'Q an R l 1 V y ELEVEN RECEIVE GAA AWARDS Eleven grrrs recerveo ovvoros of o GAA oonouer rn she school Cu'e'eno Februory I9 Sowewg Mohn ono Fron Free' were grven golf: stor ovvuros for hovrng eorneo over 156 oowrvsp Lrnoo Alben NON Bcfor one Dolores BolC1w1n,b5OCirM's5Orl2O Dornvs, Jon Tov4or Ccxrcle V-nfen' unc Ponervax Bollnq, penfogon M's for 84 ocrnfs, ono lucy Johnson, Jon Trxyfor, unf: Poulerre From, chevrons for 60 pcrnvs. Girls earned pornvs oher school on Tuesooys onr: Thursfioys ov own r pohng an the GAA seasons ot Sueeoboh, Dor1n'rn'on sohoryl Tenni boskefboll, unr: volieybollv of the 'ore 35 fvvewe norms per soorf Cr by O97Clo'1nqU' the rote of one porn! DEV qorne Aulfrcfrnwrjffny vhwy gms turned our ior eoch soorf Irnporvun' events other rhon the ovvords bonoue' were rx one hrke Amr! 4 ond on overnugh! to Mor1on's an Kenwood, Moy 9 IO, Two cor washes ond rvvo cupcake soles helped rorse necessary revenue The Guns' Biock M-Composed of GAA ehfe--rx vofol oi nrne nrenw bers-engogeo rn the soecxoi ochvmes of on Ovober rrrp to Doran Pork on the Sonoma coast, 0 skr mp ro HeIgrurn's looge, Sods Sorrnqs rn Feb ruory, ond o sprrng pucnrc rnrhohon. GAA GIRLS compete in afterschool volley ball game, CAROLE VINCENT executes knee drop on tram- poline. Carolyn lawrence and Charleen Ricetti await their tum. x X, SX , I x xf'v- CONNIE WILFORD lets one go by, a little high, as catcher Sherry Cordoza crouches behind the plate. Corky Van Alstyne calls balls and strikes. D0l.0RES BALDWIN blocks Jan Taylor's stick in hockey practice on gravel-spotted turf. In back- ground, Helen Stanley and Judy Johnson anticipate play. Page 'IIO Page H1 CORKY VAN ALSTYNE stretches Vo slam bird an firs! afternoon of GAA bod mmton lntroschool compehhon March I9 Q lv.-:P-95' fb' hwy Vip JN ' N - H2 W' ' 4 QCi '7Q 17. W MM Riff X-. fb Xhcvvat MM NWA Wwe! Q 5 wk R31 35 is W iii 2 , 3 Fi WW Ngiigidi' X MW iff ff? 535.3 EEE Q J '31, AOMQM J W Lil? wwf Wo Q mv' fd- 1 Mywffffv J,ZtAMKwNCN15f,b1W iff ff W JJQTZM, W W A vj 4 p l . ,fr fvwovf Ywfffw W fmdgwggxbw MT WPWWMOFU 'QKW ix 5 S- 1 NEHI BOTTLING CO Congratulatnons to Class of 59 NEHI BOTTLING CO Phone Llberty 2 7422 DIXON HARDWARE COMPANY 1124 Ftth Street 425 Fourth St eet uberry 60611 Home Owned Garden Supplres Housewares Electrcal Suppltes Sportmg Goods Frne Hardware JEWEL BOX 624 Fourth Street Llberty 2 01104 Santa Rosa Caltfornla Located In the Heart of Santa Rosa .Iuntor Accounts Avanlable Dlamonds Watches Costume Jewelry Gtfts For All ISU AND MASONRY CONTRACTOR Brush Creek Road Llberty 63227 Santa Rosa Calnfornra DODD REALTY Homes Ranches Income Property WILSON W DODD ARTHUR E DODD Brokers Phone LI 61782 811 College Avenue Santa Rosa Calnfornta HALL'S Sportsman Shop ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SPORTING GOODS BOATS Telephone Llberty 2 1973 555 Mendocmo Avenue Santa Rosa Coluf W T GRANT COMPANY 755 Vnlloge Court Montgomery Vnlloge Telephone Llberty 2 5951 CARPETS LINOLEUM FLOOR TILE WALL CQNGRATULA1-IQNS ILE FORMICA wurvoovv SHADES vENEruAN BLINDS BAMBOO SHADES DRAPERIES 10 fhe TRAVERSE Roos CLASS OF 1959 BANK OF AMERICA Vllloge Branch BALDWIN LINOLEUM AND CARPET COMPANY FOR AL' YOUR FLOOR AND WALL COVERING NEEDS I702 ourth Street Sonto Roso Coluforn o Ll 2 9074 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE EVERYTHING FDR BDATING i the boat shop BD SEBASTDPDL ROAD SANTA RDSA CALIF HURACEANQ Dams Gmr-'FrrH LI 54129 Conclrotulohons to the Closs of 59 J C PENNEY COMPANY, INC CLASS OF 59 Alwoys First Quolnty NILES BUICK CO 490 Mendocmo Avenue Al Y- 1 - - - - - v , I ' - F , ' i ll 71 . ' I , a 0 0 Kwqm3M Headquarters for young men s fune clothes 4th and B Streets Downtown Santa Rosa K SANFORD CO CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE Specroluzmg In Scandmavnan Imports of Teak and Walnut 205 Fufth Street at the FreewayI Santa Rosa Dual Lberty 2534I OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS TIL 9 LEE PRATER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 59 Luquudoted Stocks Home Appliances Furmture Stoves Refrxgerators Washers Store Fuxtures SHAMROCK CAFE Home Freezers JI I 2400 MENDO INO AVE Santa Rosa Cahfornua Speed Equupment 9 Racmg Engme BINGS SPEED SHOP DYNAMIC BALANCING Ohm-r'wAQ SHYGRJCI crty 2 4I FORSYTH TIRE CO THIRD and A STREETS Llberty 5 6260 SPECIALIZED TIRE SERVICE or Motorusts Truckers Ranchers Turner Real Estate Business Opportunmes LICENSED BROKER 4 Fourth Street Santo Rosa Ca t Liberty 6 I9O0 BEST WISHES FROM SANTA ROSA AUTO PARTS N A P A Fronchnse Jabber Llbc ty 5 6700 3rd 8- A Streets Sznta Paso all 3 -ll Charm For Your Future Home GAYE POTTERIES FINE CHINA FOSTORIA We momtam a fvle for the brude to be to assust her fnends In buymg shower or weddmg gnfts nn patterns she prefers HARDISTY S Fourth and B Streets Santa Rosa Caluf FUN IN THE SUN AT MARK WEST SPRING RESORT Swumrn ng poo! barbecue puts pwcnc grounds games dance floor re tourcnt I5 rmnutes from Santa Rosa Mark West Sprmgs Road Telephone Llberty 6 3036 I-I KRESS 81 COMPANY et S3 6 Lloyd s Radlator House Cleamng Reponrmg Recormg New and Used Raduators 7 543 Soc Santa Rosa Calufornvo Y .rd Z1 I ' I . ,, , ,r 1, 1 . - 'so I 48 E3 r I Y 0 os' QI' I I I Ifwvtx P HIPS ' I, A Ztrw ' ' 5 Luo ,- IS I I .X .ya ss I I I V I QL T , I I S on f 1 . 5 -'Q X 'K - AJ cii Fzsrvh E- ee. Scnts Rza: C: t S9 I II LII: r v -A I2 . . . C I . . . ,, . . - ,, . , I , 1 I ' ' LI 2- 740 Cn: 5, 1 ' C I ll H I f . ' A nr-his-.T ll! ,. 3 ..,,,4-IAN-99M CONGRATULATIONS DoKE's COFFEE si-ioP TO THE CLASS OF '59 RETAIL WHOLESALE LEETE ELECTRIC MOTOR CO. 2800 Fourth Street Liberty 2-9554 I 930 Soma R050 Avenue Santa Rosa, California Santo Rosa Phone LI 5-0484 M A U S O L E U M CREMATORIUM COLUMBARIUM LAWN CEM ETERY ODD FELLOWS CEMETERY ASSOCIATION OF SANTA ROSA, CALIF. FRANKLIN AVENUE Santa Rosa, California MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY - I I U I 1 ' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DAGWOOD D NN 5 Clyde s Camera Center TRAVERSO'S MARKET CLASS OF 59 CIYde H' Revolr Fancy Imported and Domestic Beef B-H92 ' 'I' 5 ' EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC GROCEMES , DEUCATESSEN 1 GALLENKAMFVS I UDWIY 23665 Wines - Liq rs F t - Vegetables 480 Mendocmo Avenue 525 F h Street S t R C If ' Santa Rosa, California 21 Fifth St Llberty 5-9970 The Home of Servlcen Llberty 2-2530 Free Parking ' Cor. 2nd and A St. Santa Rosa SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY I I 20 Minute Muffler Service I GERRY HARDISTYS DU RITE MACHINE SHOP NO. CAL. AUTOMOTIVE and MUFFLER SHOP MACHINE AND WELDING WORKS COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRING CUSTOM ENGINES 855 Sebostopol Avenue Phone Llberty 5 7477 437 A Street Sonto Roso Colnfornno PU RITY STORES WE INVITE YOU TO OUR STORE AT SECOND AND MONTGOMERY DRIVE feoture o complete Meot Dept Produce Dept Sundry Dept Everythung In Grocerles H A R D WA R E FRIENDLY FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE 631 F9305 Sf Llberfy 5 3431 YOUR TOTAL FOOD BILL IS LESS AT PURITY Petolumo Co operohve Creomery Quint PRODUCTS L.. f P A NA Coovfvmvi CIPUHERY X. Home of CLOVER BRAND DAIRY PRODUCTS Locally Produced and Hours Fresher 377 Bennett Avenue Santo Rosa Cul fo mo I - I 1 I I I , I - , M, L I My V I I We -, -, 1 . ' I I . , . . , ., , 1 I I -ff . , - gg. aff L .- 1 Y Wm , - V I ea I 'xx j , 1' 2::.'f2', 5 I It A M1 VL: I ff T mu ua nm.. ,, A, ' Q V R-- I -. I I EE' K -. - II W . , i r ' EMPIRE DRUG CO The Rexoll Store Con'tpIete Prescription SSFVICS FREE DELIVERY We QIVG Blue ChIp Stomps 623 Fourth Street Phone LI 50250 Heorty CongrcItuIotIons to the IIVSI Groduotmg Closs of MHS SUD N SERVICE LAUNDRY ERT I5 MW annu- Kill LOTS OF LUCK AND BEST WISHES THE HOME OF SANTA ROSAS BEST HAMBURGERS EAT 81 RUN 200 Montgomery DrIye Sonto Roso CoIIfornIcI se ITIU l6l6 terroce woy Llberty 2 7343 town n country 276 PLAZA DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION sPEc:IAIIsTs'1 OWL-REXALL 3 Fourth Street - Santo Roso, Colifornio Next to Lee Bros. Super Market Telephone Llberty 2-5646 LEAR S SALES AND SERVICE S D M O LAUNDRY 81 CLEANERS ONE CALL DOES IT ALL W h ble d ph In 1 0333 F f Sl LYONS UNION SERVICE 431 HAHMAN DRIVE SANTA ROSA CALIF Llberty 5 9429 THE CANDY JAR THE VERY BEST FROM NEAR AND FAR 23I3 Mogowon rIv MONTGOMERY VILLAGE WAGONWHEEL BEAUTY SHOP MARGE BJORNESTAD 820 Bond Road Santo Rosa, C Telephone Llberty 5-0254 Telephone Llberty 5-7304 EMPIRE ENGINE REBUILDERS MOTOR REPAIRS ALL MAKES AND MODELS ART RISCH 740 FIrst Street Santo Rosa I . , I , I i, Q A It-II: I . , . . . I I .2 e-A H I .-4 I . . I - ,II , 'pw If --4-Y M VWYMWYYYYYMWYYZW -4777777777 ry , NA If V I I From - I I I I I I i . I . I I I I I Telephone Llberty S-0875 . I , h o u o II n I r ca I g I I Your os CI 5 - Your Wor robe C O I' 9 S Lawn Mowers ond Sows hor ened I LocksmIth - Rental ServIce b I A Tele one Ll ery 5- I Cor. 2nd 8. ontg rnery Dr., Santo Rosa 352 Irs reet Santo Rosa I I I L W, I ' I f I ' I D e I I ol f H. Qu-X T Rossls MENS WEAR O Fou th Sr pc Uimgs of Styleb 211211 Mogowon D e O 5 JA Monfgornery V IIoge Phone LI 56883 RAPP CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Sonic Roso Colufornno GOOD CONSTRUCTION PAYS Since I933 EMPIRE DRUG CO. THE REXALL STORE 623 Fourth Sfreef Llberty 50250 SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA I I I The Center of Norfhern Colufornlo s Fovorlfe Recrecmonol Areo EL RANCHO SANTA ROSA 2200 Sonia Roso Avenue Holf Mwle South of Sonto Roso, Colafornro COFFEE SHOP RESTAURANT Q xx ah F ,QQ -ro-.nv Q ms. Q ' I ' x'S,,,-H .' I -1: - f ' 1 . . A ..l I 1 X U f. ',, K t , sur ,J if 3 1 :Qs ' . .5 I I I I 7 r rHT UV' Ph ne LI 'T' 17 I M , To f' 51 , , ' I 4 fw . I In ' ' ' I I . . I I TeIepI'Tone L I berfy 2-3094 ROY HART ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 770 Mark West Sprangs Road Santa Rosa, Calnforma McPHAIL'S 34 Menaoczno Ave, Santa Rasa, Conf TeIeoITonc Llberty 5-1282 Dealers In APPLIANCES - HEATING EQUIPMENT FUEL OILS - ROAD OILS BUTANE and PROPANE SI+ III. 622 FOURTH STREET J ff A , .- T I mwwfw I fix zfjjfw ' T' 'A 17 A? A ' A 4: . AfL4y'.'g e1,,Q1mfWZf'jT gf 4: 543:12 4,3 'L31 ' -' - , - I: -.11 A f H by-24' 'I 1: .IE Aw , f , L. ,V , ,Ha , , f COUNTRY BRED CLOTHES I WITH CITY MANNERS Telephone LI 2-78I 5 ,, AM ,I -f -if f 1, , gt, ,,,. I I ,..y2,,, .T C E CI 'S - .I 5 BM- - I-E I625 Franklon Santa Rosa, Calif. APPAREL 8. ACCESSORIES MEMEO BROS. GARAGE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE All Makes and Models Phone Llberry 5-2730 2I Santo Rosa Ave. Sonfo Rosa, Calnf COURT OF TALMADGE BABE WOOD THE BRAKE SHOP THE HOME OF FRIENDLY SERVICE 0 d Reb Id g 8 Wheel Alg CADILLAC PONTIAC y oe godFu 505 Mendoccno Avenue LI 5 2232 st gho se A 303 Fhh Sveet RINCON UNION SERVICE THE JUNIOR BOOTERY BENNETT VALLEY MARKET WILMA S BEAUTY SALON GAS OIL LUBRICATION TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES 06 ATH ST 3449 BENNETT VALLEY ROAD SANTA ROSA CALIF Capezlo BaIIeT Shoes 2 ofa Roc Col o C pck D D Q 532 FIFTH STREET LI 63 S5 4925 So oma H y Santo Rosa Calf 5 99 Sa Ia Ro a Col forna J fx 'TES' gy JANSEN MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH HILLMAN MINX BRITISH CARS TRIUMPH SPORTS CAR ISI NO DOWN PAYMENT PLAN PHONE LI 62940 -. 930 SOUTH A STREET SANTA ROSA eg Fr nf En ui in I ning D cgi 6. .. S 0 Qs Grizzl Br In Linin n lid is ' , 450 We in u ir Brakes 00 ' I r S-Jnm Rosa I I I I I 5 - . ' - Fre I u and elnv ry - LI -OI5I I - 4 ' ' I ' n 5 , If rnza n w . I ' ' n S , I I - LI - II I .i'.jj,,1-T., fl ' .. .5 ' . I ' 1 ' A ' .-J 1-L1 4 . . - - - I V ' A A .. 1 'K ' ' ' I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS '59 F I O R I ' S Occidentol Home of Ftne Itoluon Foods PRIVATE BANQUET Rooms Tammy 4 9908 Q Congrotulottons to the Closs of 59 BISHOP MOTORS 421 B Street We ore eosy to Deo! W Llberty 2 0620 Congrotulotlons to the Closs K' D? 5 A Beauty Career for Women and Men Offers HIGHER THAN AVERAGE INCOME UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITIES Yeor Round Employment Interestlng ond Rewordrng Work SANTA ROSA BEAUTY SCHOOL zrst Furnlsh Your Home It tells what you are' SanIa Husa w-1-Ma' JJOF nhS SantaR Z ff? 1 ' U I ' I ith . I of 59 gyx X ,Q x 1 r f I 1 1 1 'J . ' 1 I . ' y, M r 9 ' CN . - I 5 A D E Q f' . 1 ,y , df rgwfk - I 4 ' Z 6 I ,Lf 1 f Z Z , ' - f 5, N T . ' , - if I - Y.. f', f nf hw, R WH ll ooo runmvuu: ul NDT zxrznmvt . M L ' t ou L - Oil it - l n Q u Q 35,-+,l'ifQ,1f'-'A 4 QL,-Q T, ' T A ' E 3 g M El fil KD mills S Two Stores to Serve You BUD ROSE'S VILLAGE SERVICE 527 FOURTH STREET DOWNTOWN AND MECHANIC ON DUTY 528 FARMERS LANE IN MONTGOMERY VILLAGE Tune-Up and Brakes Feoluflng' Pickup and Delivery Q Roblee . Glomou' Dabs ' Pedwin ' Edith Henry 2430 Sonoma Avenue Llberty 5-2611 , B355 Weeiun a California ' L. B. Evans Casuols CObblBrS Headquarters for Spalding Saddles -9' iibesmiw mb Z rm! lrm m-W1 Tw - I m mt vu' Ad,-,,. -sl f INDIVIDUAI 1?-E A St fury Q smmc sv Aww: wiNNsns c..,.,,Im...,, of f 1n9S 'Y PP m oORDON's DRIVE-IN PHONE . . ll Fourfh Street 233 FARMERS LAN! SANTA ROSA, CALIF. ' 'i I r'-' l 4- , T T 3 . H E I A ' I ' ig, -+ 1 L L ii , of 4 . H V. +V- xg- FTETI, 5 I Liz? if ' - O' ' l , if T, .f 'TNB 1 I ' X 1 le 'I I -In wa, ' X I 4 I f- j I ,Il Ig- .r ill 9 . ' 'I runs MARTINEI-I-I S NX 'F -'xtlllhlni MARTINELLI S CHEVRON SERVICE ATLAS TIRES TUBES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Free Puckup and Delrvery JUANITAS SLENDERIZIN6 SALON Duet alone will not gave you a beautlful fngure We can and will Sleep or read whsle Inavlng your relaxing treatments Tuneup cmd Brake Service and notvce the difference after the very fvrst four Phone LI 2 7870 Montgomery and Reservoar Drrve By Apponntment Only Santa Rosa Calnfornra NOT CI Gym 2 2 2 I li 2 E I E I I 2 2 I ii ii il il K 2 2 2 .2 WE SPECIALIZE From I1 am to7pm ll!! liillllll UBRH H839 nt ICDITGOIEY VILLAGE GLORIOUS A sp1end1d Hambu , f new Jomt rgers in wh1ch to ' fvreifhei Our Own Pies I T 'T Kl 13' lllhllhllllllllhllllill Sn I 'Q 1,1 . for food , , 3:5-2 Pancakes gig? E,,,,:, 12 Kinds aw-iq. Sllllddy Open Danly Exopi Sunday Kill I U llllll Dine Indoors or on the Sidewalk Cafe liilillllhlilhllllllllilllihhii MCCLUSKY Realty Company Specuallzrng an No thern Cal fo ma Ranches Homes and Bus ness Propertles Phone Santa Rosa Llberty 52022 3 FI TH ST? T SANTA ROSA CALIF Yaeger 8. Kirk LUMBER EIGHTH AND WILSON SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA -ul .A . wk I ,L N i-1, F J 'Y . W I ' Yf V I 2 C, . L :vm-', V: 'ir gr-D4 lgtx ' i .. I I I I 2 f W 5 -Q 2 2 Wwgrwg' - A 'l,M n u I r i r ' , i . th. O C O I V 0 5 4 F .EE , l CONGRATULATIONS ALL GRADUATES Hotel Sonto Roso OccIdentcII Hotel Hotel Clork Stockton Cohtornuo CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF T959 FROM Soddle n SITIOID 4 w rc bak! Z? J 1. .wk Montgomery VIIIoge Santo Roso Lnngs wIshes the Closs of I959 Best Wushes ond Good Luck The Store vvuth Your POINT ot Vnew IOAA Fourth Street Pho e Llberty O I HALL BROS DRUG CO PROFESSIONAL PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS Phone LI 20423 Free Del very 529 Four F ne Lne Cosrhencs EI zobeth Arden Germo ne Montel World Fonfwous Perturnes T LAW S FASHION JUNE A LAW CLARENCE R LAW Fourth Street Sonto Roso Col form Dresses Blouses SI4Irts Svveoters Coots SUITS Robes Slocks Molud Lmgene ond Hose I to I I l ' ' . A 1, X f,- f.,f ' f X 1 i K r ff f: if ff-5' f F . . I TI: I' f 454-f - 1 , . . LINGS 531 , I io I1 5-4 O 'O ., 0 Ffa ' ' In A' 1 ' I ' - I 0 I I 2 ' Q ' I fe ' ' , - I II sr. ' - ' I ' 0 ' I I I. I - I . I I . I . I JON'S FLOWER SHOP THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA 530 FIFTH STREET FOURTH 6 E STREET Llb ty 6 2 BB D 2 9450 GUS TACK S SERVICE LANE SUPPLY INC MOBILGAS MOBILOIL MOBIL PRODUCTS BUILDING MATERIALS LI524O Sb Sb T h LI5588 JOES MOBIL SERVICE JOLLEY BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CO ON PLETE ERAK F I'I'1 MOTOR TLNE LP 5 2806 f h AMAZING TORPEDO PORTABLE t T For News of MONTGOMERY HIGH Hs The Press Democrof NEWBERRY S 5 I0 25 CENT STORE 707 Fourth Street Santo Roso Col forno Telephone LIberty 54078 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS or 1959 GREEN MILL INN 10201 Redwood Highway Coioh Phone SW 5 4303 DRAPERY CUSTOM SHOP SANTA ROSAS FINEST Free Estsmotes Phone Llberty 6 2517 913 Fourth Street Sonto Roso Colnformo C !ll'N9i' Car 4th dc B ongrotulotlons to The Groduohng Closs of 1959 FW -4 Us 3 , S U, V1 W - uw o- I X 1' U Q U1 I1 ' ., f no - F K no , I ,S I C X ft ' U 0 I - W 0 'T XI - kr , ' Jo ' ' 1 IQ U1 I A xl ' CL K 5 m L .4 U, I 3, le Q - U 2 3' 3- 1 . 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The White House Santo Rosas Headquarters for the Funest nn I-cushions Fourth ond B Sonto Roso Colntornlo Ax SANTA ROSA EMPORIUM INCORPORATED FURNITURE 0 REFRIGERATORS HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 0 TELEVISION 413 B Street Santa Rosa New Locotlon Collfornlo 'Uvtir BARNETT MOTOR COMPANY ED ZUMWALT, Owner Mgr 'vl WILSON GROHE GROHE FLORIST CORSAGES l3I McDo old A e So to Ro Phone Llbe ty 5 3870 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 59 CORBY MARKET 240 Ottuces IH oll prnncupol cmes ot Umted Srotes ond Comodo BEVAN PEARSON MAYFLOWER MOVING L STORAGE CO Telephone Llberty 5 2556 995 Sebostopol Flood Sonto Roso Collt Exclusuve Agent Aero Mayflower Tronsut Co EMERY'S SADDLERY LEATHER GOODS CRAFTS WESTERN WEAR BOOTS Llberty 2 3660 318 So A St Santa Rosa Phone Ll 2 0212 E E Gene Corrlllo Dodge Trucks Fuot Dependable Used Cors 955 Sonto Roso Ave Llberty 62820 Sonto Ro Corrnllo Auto Electric 501 C0lIf0VDlO Battersea Starters Generators Repolrcd 33 Santo Rosa Ave Santa Rosa CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST wlsmfs SONOMARIN SALES TV HIFI APPLIANCES Solos L Scrvtcc U 5 l06I Santo Ro,o I5I Sonto Roso Avcnuc I . 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JDHN SLDSS COMPANY 3035 Sonic Rosa Avenue Scmfo Roso Ccllvformo UH CONSTRUCTION AND INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Soles ond Rentals WELTI CHAPEL OF ROSES TRY STONES for SOFT MATTRESSES Sonoma A e e tDoyI Pc k D MMJX4 STONE FURNITURE COMPANY I 525 Emh SITE-ef LI 2 2555 ' PAVIIKING FACILITIES yoffihesteetp kg tal fo eeo hfreslg leemembraaceem AUTOGRAPHS Lfjdfjf 3 ASME E ASSE new L jj f7 ' f Q29 ' II H611 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '59 PEDERSEN'S FURNITURE COMPANY 15325 COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS SINCE T892 r Bofilsd under ovvhomy of The Coco Cola company by F'f 'G'D5 ee' L' M55 cocA com BOTTLING COMPANY i of Sonic: Rosa I 7' VI I S ' ,. . L 79, I IIJI ' , Q I I , A ,Q ' L 45 ' V 5 'C sg I I ' .- V - ' xx KI v .-I'., v nu a e r rive f fl ig, ff, W ., ,ex 1, K, . - Lf-4 Z' I 1 I I Eos - - r or in c Itimes r v ry ne O I S A J ie I l I A I I I C I MM -V W -f7', ' Y A .A ' Mix ' 1 Kim 'Is ff . f Hifi: .Q f 13593, 37 :'S.4!l3., fx :edgy I A 4 ,A W. ,F I' I A f T XS l bg-L. 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